What "type" of picture is this?

[Rajah]

Okay, for my current web class assignment, we're supposed to compare different compression settings and file types for quality and file size. I'd like to give these pages a more "professional sounding" name than what I currently have. I know what to use for two of these three, but not sure what type of picture you'd call the third.

This one is a landscape, specifically of some mountains just outside of Durango. But, it's "type" is landscape or scenery.

And this is a close-up.


So what "type" is this? It's not really a portrait, is it?

 

[grinningghost]

It's the cute type. (Sorry, I can only comment on the sweet kitty).

 

[Rajah]

LOL Grinningghost -- that's pretty much what DH answered when I asked him!

 

[WebmasterMaryJo]

<font color=navy>Could it be 'still life'?

 

[Rajah]

I don't think so, MJ... I think still life usually refers to things like baskets of fruit or other non-animate objects. Blaze is very animate, just posing in that particular picture.

 

[helenabear]

A "candid" shot perhaps??

 

[oldkicker]

Why not a portrait, Rajah?

 

[#1 Disney Fan]

How about Animals? Or Animal Portrait?

 

[yepod]

'wild'life

 

[whirlsy]

i would say portrait mode

 

[browneyes]

A Perspective.

 

[Saffron]

Candid or portrait.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Cat and mouse.

 

[Beauty]

Awwww your baby has gotten so big!! I remember the kitten pics!

I also would say candid or portrait.

 

[Brisully]

We used to call these "enviornmental portraits" in college.

 

[Rajah]

Would "animal study" cover all of it?

 

[Rajah]

Originally posted by Dan Murphy
Cat and mouse.

Took me a second to figure out how you got mouse out of that, but when I did, LOL!!!!!

 

[WillyJ]

"Catatonic Repose"