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Subjective Photography: Interpretive image of the subject, with results influenced by the attitude of the photographer.

Subjective Genitive: A genitive case common in Greek grammar in which the genitive functions as the origin or source (or subject) of the entire grammatical construction. David Smith notes that in such cases the . . . View Full Definition

Straight Photography: Term used to describe picture making with minimal manipulation of the photographic process.

Photography: Literally writing or drawing with light (from the greek words photos meaning light and graphos, writing). First suggested by sir john herschel to william fox talbot in 1839.

Phosphotophotography: Technique of projecting an infrared image on a phosphorescent surface.

Subjective Probabilities: An auditor's opinion reflecting acceptance of a company's financial statements subject to pervasive uncertainty that cannot be adequately measured, such as information relating to the value . . . View Full Definition

Two-Color Photography: Simple method of color photography which analyzes the spectrum into two parts instead of three, forming images which are combined with complementary colors.

Time Lapse Photography: Method of recording chemical and physical changes in a subject over a period of time by photographing it at regular intervals from the same viewpoint.

Subjective Shot: A shot wherein the camera is positioned as if it were inside a character's head, looking out of his or her eyes.

Periphery Photography: Technique used to photograph the entire inner or outer surface of a cylinder or tube.