photography

Though water, animal and plant photography are all generally self-explanatory, it is helpful to have a working definition that allows for a more concrete understanding of the philosophies, and how they relate to the other forms of nature photography. Water photography includes both those shots done above and below the surface of the water. When the camera is above the water it is tempting to consider the picture a scenic photograph. However, there is slight debate as to whether this provides an accurate definition; or rather, should it be considered in a more straightforward way such as a seascape. In either case, as with all the forms, the focus remains on nature and how to capture the exact image of nature on film.
Nature photography lends itself to many different subtleties and nuances that can cause confusing and juxtaposing classifications. However, at the root of all pictures of nature lies the photographer’s intention of capturing nature in its actual state and habitat, emphasizing the way nature lives. At Imagekind, you will see all different forms of photography all available for print that can add a unique and natural aspect of your favorite natural image.