Photography Styles

noun a genre of literature, art, or film that describes or depicts sexual acts or content in a more explicit and graphic manner

• The library has a special section dedicated to erotica literature.
• I heard that new bookstore carries a lot of erotica books.
• Have you checked out that new erotica series everyone's talking about?
• The painting had an erotic quality to it, almost like a piece of erotica art.

noun a photograph or picture developed or executed in black and white or in varying tones of only one color

adjective containing or using only one color or shades of one color

• The artist decided to paint the entire room in monochrome tones to create a minimalist look.
• I love wearing monochrome outfits because they are so easy to put together.
• That monochrome filter on Instagram makes everything look so cool.
• Her life felt like a monochrome painting until she discovered her passion for photography.

noun the state or quality of being naked or unclothed

• The artist's painting featured a tasteful depiction of nudity.
• I can't believe there was full nudity in that movie!
• They got kicked out of the party for streaking and showing nudity.
• The transparency of his speech was like emotional nudity.

noun the quality or state of being monochromatic, having only one color

adjective relating to or characterized by monochromality

• The artist's use of monochromality in his paintings created a sense of unity and simplicity.
• I love the monochromality of your outfit, it's so chic!
• That monochromality vibe is really working for you.
• The monochromality of the room gave it a calming and peaceful atmosphere.

noun a genre of art in which an artist creates a highly realistic image that resembles a high-resolution photograph

• Photorealism is a genre of art that aims to create highly realistic images that resemble photographs.
• Have you seen those photorealism paintings that look like actual photos?
• That photorealism drawing is so on point, it's almost like a cheat code.
• Her attention to detail in her work is like photorealism for the mind.