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Photoflood Bulb

A light flux lamp is one of the types of lamps used for photography, but it has a short life, ranging from three to six hours

Suitable for photography

Photogenic

Photogram

Photogrammetry

Pictures produced with photographic materials, but without a camera.

Photograph

Photography

The word is derived from the two Greek words photos, which means light, and graphein, which means drawing. The combination of the two words gives us drawing with light.

Photogravure

Photoengraving is a method of printing images from a negative on a metal plate by etching and was the first to be used by the French.

Photometer

Exposure time meter A device for measuring light to calculate the extent of intraexposure. It links the incident or reflected light from the object to be photographed on the one hand, and the film sensitivity, lens aperture, and shutter speed on the other hand, using a photocell, and it is located either within the camera or separately.

Photomontage

Photomontage is a method of printing or photography, which is either by printing more than one image on one sheet of paper, or placing two negatives on top of each other and printing them on one sheet, or dividing some images and assembling them in some way, photographing them, then printing them, and so on. This method is considered one of the directions of photography.

Photomural

photographic mural

A very enlarged photograph attached to the wall for decoration.

Photo-pearl lamps

Pearl photographic lamps are one of the types of lamps that are used for photography, and their lifespan is longer than that of light flux lamps, with a lifetime of approximately 100 hours. They are also known as (photo-argand).

Lamps

Photorealism

futurism

It is a type of image that resembles reality, like photographs, but is not photographic, like computer graphics

or motion graphics.

Pictograph

Icon picture

Representing certain ideas through photography, and it is also called writing with pictures.

Victoria

Pictorial

Illustrated magazine

The photo-based journal coupled with writing to ask

a topic

Pictorialism

pictorialism

An expression given to images that have little artistic value

such as home photos and others

pictorialists

pictoriallists

An expression given to images that have high artistic value, as they are concerned with the aesthetics of the image and sometimes with emotional impact

for the photo.

pin

Pin

Pinhole Camera

Pinhole camera

It is a box that prevents the entry of light and a small hole that allows light to enter through one of the walls of the box, and a film slide that hangs on the wall opposite the hole of the pin, where the image appears on it

upside down

Pink colour

pink

plastic

Plastic

Platinum Process
The platinum process is a method in photography invented in 1898 AD by William Willis, and iron salts were used instead of silver salts, and the black color appeared rich, which highlighted the platinum and spread among photographic artists, and its use eased after the First World War due to the high price of platinum and was replaced by palladium metal significantly

Pocket Tripod

Pocket Tripod Stack The tripod is used for easy portability and light weight

serrated

Pointed

Pointillism

Pointillism

One of the artistic schools. After 1801 AD, some Impressionist artists adopted individual methods, trying to add to the painting what is known as the harshness of the lines. This trend led Georges Seurat to persist in separating the colors in the Impressionist way to the extent of dividing them into small colored dots mixed with each other. Thus, a new style emerged. And a new school is Pointillism, and this tendency was characterized by the fragmentation of forms together with Impressionism, with the disappearance of the subject. agreement with