Telephoto
lens – this is a specific type of long focus lens in which the physical length
lens is shorter than the focal length.
Wide angle
lens – this refers to a lens whose focal length is substantially smaller than
the focal length of a normal lens for a given film plane.
Macro – this
is extreme close-up photography, usually of very small objects.
Fish eye –
an ultra-wide angle lens that produces strong visual distortion.
Angles –
this is used to create angles within the image in order to make the image feel
unique and different.
Camera shake
– this is when the camera shakes and the picture becomes blurry because of it
creating a unique effect.
Flash – this
is used when there is not enough light for a clear image so you use the flash too brighten up the subject of the picture
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