photography in Latin
photography in Latin is photographia — photography means the art, technique, or business of taking photographs.
photography in Latin
photographia
The art and technology of producing images on photosensitive surfaces, and its digital counterpart.
What does "photography" mean?
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noun The art, technique, or business of taking photographs.
"She studied photography in college."
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photography in a sentence
- She studied photography in college.
- His photography captures everyday street life beautifully.
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What is "photography" in Latin?
"photography" in Latin is photographia. photography means: The art, technique, or business of taking photographs.
How do you use "photography" in a sentence?
Example: "She studied photography in college." In Latin, "photography" is photographia.
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