Categories of photographs based on what we capture.

1. Portrait photography: Focuses on capturing the personality and expressions of individuals or groups of people.

2. Landscape photography: Showcases the beauty of natural landscapes, such as mountains, forests, and bodies of water.

3. Wildlife photography: Captures animals in their natural habitats, showcasing their behavior and interactions with the environment.

4. Street photography: Captures candid moments of everyday life in public spaces, often focusing on people and urban scenes.

5. Still life photography: Features inanimate objects arranged in a visually appealing way, often focusing on composition, lighting, and texture.

6. Macro photography: Involves capturing extreme close-up shots of small subjects, such as insects, flowers, or textures.

7. Architectural photography: Focuses on capturing buildings, structures, and urban environments, highlighting their design, details, and aesthetics.

8. Event photography: Involves capturing moments and activities at events such as weddings, parties, concerts, and festivals.

9. Food photography: Showcases dishes and culinary creations in a visually appealing way, often focusing on composition, lighting, and presentation.

10. Abstract photography: Features images that are not immediately recognizable, focusing on shapes, colors, patterns, and textures to create visually interesting compositions.

People:
- Portraits
- Street photography
- Photojournalism
- Wedding photography
- Family photography

Places:
- Landscapes
- Cityscapes
- Architecture
- Travel photography
- Nature photography

Events:
- Sports photography
- Concert photography
- Event photography
- News photography
- Documentary photography

Things:
- Product photography
- Still life photography
- Food photography
- Fashion photography
- Macro photography

Abstract:
- Conceptual photography
- Experimental photography
- Surreal photography
- Minimalist photography
- Fine art photography