"Photograph - I don't want your
Photograph - I don't need your
Photograph - all I've got is a photograph
But it's not enough"
Photograph - I don't need your
Photograph - all I've got is a photograph
But it's not enough"
Since humans first discovered they could smear things on walls to represent things, we have had visual images. From cave paintings, to Renaissance paintings, to pencil drawings, to photography in 1827 with the very first photograph, to pixel art, these are the oldest two forms of visual works.
These tropes apply to anything related to creating still images, whether it be family photos, magazines, comics, etc.
Compare Camera Tricks, since photography lead to motion pictures.
Tropes:
- Adobe Flash
- Anomalous Art: Photographs with supernatural properties.
- "Before" and "After" Pictures: An ad that shows a picture of a customer before they used the product and a picture depicting the customer after they used the product.
- Blinding Camera Flash: Someone having their picture taken is blinded by the camera flash.
- Bunny Ears Picture Prank: When two or more people are having a group photo taken, one person places their index and middle fingers behind another person's head to make it look like they have bunny ears.
- Camera Fiend
- Camera Obscurer
- Camera Sniper
- Caption Contest
- Colorization: Adding color to a photograph that was originally taken in black-and-white.
- Creepy Changing Painting: A painting that changes every time a person looks away from it.
- Deliberately Monochrome: A modern work is intentionally colored in black-and-white.
- Splash of Color: Most of the work is in black-and-white, but some small details are in color.
- Design Student's Orgasm
- Embarrassing Old Photo: Someone has an embarrassing photograph of when they were younger.
- Embarrassing Slide: A slide show somehow has an embarrassing photograph of the presenter included with the other images.
- Enhance Button
- Face on the Cover
- Family Portrait of Characterization
- Fatal Family Photo: Someone gets killed after showing a photo of their family.
- Fictional Painting
- First Person Snapshooter
- Font Anachronism
- Fonts
- Former Friends Photo
- Furries Are Easier to Draw: An artist finds it easier to draw anthropomorphic animals than humans.
- Group Picture Ending
- Inconvenient Darkroom Illumination
- Living Drawing
- Midair Motion Shot
- Mugshot Montage
- Multi-Part Picture
- Mustache Vandalism: Someone vandalizes a person's picture by drawing on it, often adding a mustache.
- One-Track-Minded Artist: An artist who always draws the same thing.
- Photo Booth Montage
- Photo Comic: A comic that is made using photographs of three-dimensional objects and/or real people.
- Photo Doodle Recognition: Recognizing a person by drawing their disguise or distinguishing features on a photograph where they don't have them.
- Photo Montage
- Photo Op with the Dog
- Photoshop Filter of Evil: Digitally editing a photograph of a person to make them look untrustworthy and vile.
- Photos Lie
- Picture Day
- Pixellation
- Plot-Based Photograph Obfuscation
- Political Cartoons
- Portal Picture
- Portrait Painting Peephole: A character spies on others by looking through a peephole hidden in the eye(s) of a portrait.
- Precious Photo
- Removed from the Picture
- Ridiculously Photogenic
- Secret Society Group Picture
- Selfie Fiend
- Side-Story Bonus Art
- Spooky Painting
- Spooky Photographs
- Symbolic Serene Submersion
- Unflattering ID Photo
- We Will Not Use Photoshop in the Future
