The process or practice of making photographs of very small size.

Instantaneous photography; photography using a pistolgraph; = pistolography, n.

Instantaneous photography; photography using a pistolgraph.

Originally: an early form of cinematography as developed by the Frenchman E. J. Marey (1830–1904) (now historical); also called chronophotography…

Snapshot photography.

indoor photography.

The action or process of reproducing (esp. a work of art) photographically; (also) the result of this process.

The art or practice of taking photographs using a telephoto lens, esp. of objects distant from the camera. Now rare.

the studied production of ‘fuzzy’ pictures.

U.S. slang. The action of photographing a person's face, esp. for police or other official records. Now rare.

photography representing the subject in motion.

photography using montage and other technical devices to create visual illusions.

A proprietary name for: a method of colour photography used by Kodak Ltd. Also, a colour film manufactured by this method; a photograph or slide…

Photography using panchromatic film; panchromatic quality.

= photo-reportage, n.

The use of photographs in journalism; journalism consisting primarily of photographs.

= photojournalism, n.; (also) a report that uses photographs (rare).

Stroboscopic photography.

a form of photography in which film is automatically and rapidly moved past the open shutter of a camera, allowing a one-dimensional record of…

With the sense ‘designating images (esp. of a part of the earth) obtained from satellites equipped with cameras or other imaging equipment; of or…

photography in which images are captured and stored in digital form; the use of a digital camera to take photographs.

Time-lapse photography or cinematography (see compounds); a facility for accomplishing this; a time-lapse film.