Celebrity Photography
One of the many types of photography in the world, celebrity photography is only one. Celebrity photography is a form of photojournalism where the subjects can be music artists, actors, sports stars and even politicians. Most commonly used by newspapers and magazines, are three type of photography:
1) Event Photography
Event photography includes photographers who work at events such as film premiers, parties and even award shows. Other event include music festivals, private functions and weddings.
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The Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 film premiere in London
2) Celebrity Portraiture
Portraiture involves photographers being assigned a portrait session with a celebrity taken or in a photos studio.
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A studio where photographic sessions may take place
3) Paparazzi
The paparazzi are known best for surrounding celebrities and capturing images of them with or without consent in hope of catching exclusive new images. They mostly frowned upon for their desperation and never-ending attempts to take images of celebrities, paparazzi and will even resort to very long telephoto lens shots or even secret, more discreet photography.
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Images taken of George Clooney and One Direction taken by paparazzi
I believe celebrity photography is quite a good type of photography as it is necessary to have images of stars to go along with newspaper articles and magazine columns for people who are especially interested in celebrities. Though the paparazzi are probably the worst kind of people to take photos of famous people, they still manage to produce great images and sometimes, ones as good as those taken in studios.
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