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protographer

protographer; noun, someone who not only owns fine camera equipment, but is skilled in it's use. Someone with the ability to take an excellent photo even with low quality equipment based on talent and skill. A professional photographer.
protographer protographer. Jim takes lots of photos with his camera and sometimes he gets a nice picture. Carolyn can take Jim's camera and take a picture that people will actually pay money for !
protographer by Smartycat June 15, 2011

hotograph 

Hotograph is the term used for an autograph from a hot person.It originated in the southern California region when a BMX show occured.
Katie:"Ohmigosh,that gorgeous BMX stuntsman just signed a hotograph for me!"
Kelly:"Oh yes!We have his hotograph now,I'm glad we asked him to sign something of ours!"
hotograph by K.W.K.A June 16, 2007

Photonography 

What you see through a camera but the camera doesnt take the photo nor does it make the picture. What you see on the other side of the camera is whats making the picture.

Using the word "photono"- derived by photos and photons. particle rays coming off what you see can creating the photo within. and "graphy" the art, work or study of something.
Hi, i am a photonographer, i specialized in photonography would you like a photo?

photorapist 

A person who takes a picture of other people with out consent or after being told not too.
Jenny:Please, don't take my picture Rob!
Rob: Oh-Kay *Takes pictures*
Jenny:Rob! Stop! You are being such a "photorapist"
photorapist by KashinoKun May 1, 2011

philographic 

To smile awkwardly and give thumbs up, especially by a finger-joint magnate (who came to Canada with only $25.49 in his pocket) and wants to show how he gives back to the community
Scott continues to be amazed by the company’s culture, various philographic initiatives and consistent commitment to giving back to the community
philographic by addmeonLinkedIn August 27, 2018

photography 

The process of taking photos.
Apparently, if you want to get anywhere in the photo industry, you must only take "vintage" pictures of a skinny girl in converse, flowers, converse, two emo boys kissing, more converse, a self portrait with terrible angles or a decrepit unused building.
Did i forget something? Ahh yes...more converse! Add some stars/hearts and song lyrics by dashboard confessional to really give it some oomph.

Now just put them on your myspace or deviantart and watch the compliments roll in! Now all you have to do is wait for some business moguls to spot your obvious talent and hire you straightaway. Because you so are a 'photographer'.

xXbLaCK_heaRtXx just added some photos onto their deviantart. It's all a bunch of sunsets, dying trees and brand spanking new converse sitting on disused train tracks.

"Ooh, look! Here's one of him lying on the tracks! And he's even put a heart and sparkles in the corner!"

"Soooo deep and artistic!" *nods*

Feel free to copy the following paragraph and put it on as many emo/scene/myspace pages you can find who commit said atrocity:

In real life, turning up the exposure on a portrait so much you barely see the person's features anymore is not advised in photography. Really, you're not supposed to do it. You're not a photographer! Get over it!