Photography

Insect Macro, abanonded stuff, ‘scapes, huge trees, portraits of women taken in a classic style with grainy b&w film.

Portraits/album covers

Art nudes with a dash of black light, shibari, and/or digital projection.

Still Life and conceptual!

I've been shooting cosplay portraits for the past 2 years and its a blast. I also enjoy sports and wildlife photography.

City at night

Waterfalls! I also make it a habit to put the camera down and just relax at them too because the sounds and atmosphere rejuvenate me

Asian

Nude portraits… sorry. Not explicit stuff…

Short long exposure. Like around 1/8th sec, 1/2 second. It’s an interesting limitation that forces you to think differently

Sports,.specifically professional football.

Abstract subject matter. I like photographing parts of hot rods, motorcycles, plants, buildings, etc. Never the whole, recognizable thing, just the most interesting (to me) parts. Never people or recognizable places that would require a model or property release.

Lost place photography. Followed closely by events, preferably music.

Long distance street. The scenes look like miniatures.

I love candid photography. Stuff that captures feelings.

I detest posed photos

Empty places. I just love the beauty with no people in the shots.

Toilets! Seriously… they’re incredible objects to take photos of.

Mushrooms :)

Would aviation photography or photography of machines count as niche? Railfanning and such

Star trails. I stink at any other type of photography, especially people/portraits but doing night photography is my zen escape from the world.

Landscapes and abandoned areas.

Surrealist/abstract photography. Love that, I also love finding people that belong to certain subcultures, and photographing them. They define what the statement is, only we can recognise it.

Landscapes.

Light Painting. Darius Twin boggles my mind all the time.

Cemetary photography. Lots of art in the last place people think to look.

Landscapes and caves/mines mostly. But I also do macros of things that others won't recognise at all and just walk past.

Available Light

Cityscapes (I live in a city-state where natural vistas are non-existent)

Long exposure. There is just something about waiting for 30 seconds to see what appears on the screen.

Concerts.

The energy, the lighting, the crowd. You can get wide shots of the crowd dancing to the stage. You can get emotional shots of artists playing. I love shooting concerts

Weather and cityscapes/skylines.

Cars here!

Por..... Opps (joking) Architecture, love lines and odd juxtaposition etc

Equines and wildlife.

ICM! Fuck the gear, make beautiful ethereal works of art with just your phone.

Natural things (smile, person, laugh, lights, landscape, scene) I try to not edit my photos, or at least light and color when it's too far from what my eyes saw

I have always been interested in hostile environments ( Wars ) I started in the mid 90’s in Bosnia during the war. I think i was nearly out of my 9 lives after Libya so I’ve back away from it these days but i do miss it.

Shadow projections

Stillness, soft moments, scenes inspiring reflection

Toys, particularly LEGO

Formula 1 for me! Trying to do a perfect panning shot with the fastest cars on earth is addicting

Architectural. It’s what I do for a living and never gets old

Nude bodies

Candid shots of people✨

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Most definitely Portraits or studio photography in general, hands down. And it's quite awesome once you figure out where your the most comfortable with.

Here's some of my work:

https://instagram.com/lgaiophoto?igshid=NzZlODBkYWE4Ng==

Reportage/Documentary for sure.

Mostly street, landscape, but basically anything with everything in focus.

I just cant' stand those out of focus 'bokeh' photos where only 1-2 things are in focus and background is blurry.