fine art photography
- noun
- /faɪn ɑrt fəˈtɒɡrəfi/
- Pier 24 has one of the most amazing collections of fine art photography in the world.
Examples
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Tabitha and I spend day after day with backpacks on our backs, trekking into the wilderness, and we're shooting amazing, stunning, beautiful fine art photography landscapes.
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This blog is primarily about fine art photography and sometimes contains work that includes adult nudity.
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Jack is passionate about fine art photography, and travels throughout the western U.S. and Europe to photograph rock formations, landscapes, and architecture.
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Pier 24 has one of the most amazing collections of fine art photography in the world.
Synonyms
Pictures taken with a camera to show an artist's personal vision, not for news or sale
How Artistic
Surface Forms
Morphology
fine + art + photography
The meaning 'photography created as an artistic expression' is directly derivable from combining 'fine' (refined/artistically valued) + 'art' (creative practice) with 'photography' (the craft of making photographs); this is a straightforward compositional noun phrase that follows normal English modification patterns. While a learner might briefly wonder if it means 'photography of fine art objects,' the overall sense of 'photographic work intended as art' is predictable for a B1 learner who knows the parts.
Etymology
Fine art photography comes from artists using the camera like painters: they wanted fine art, work that shows their personal view, and used photography to make images, not to 'record facts' or 'sell things'. So 'fine art photography' means photos made mainly as an artist's own expression rather than for news or ads.