Portrait: Portrait photography aims toward capturing the personality of a person or group of people by using different elements. A portrait is defined by its focus on a person or group of people, typically emphasizing their face or expressions. The intent is to capture the subject’s personality, mood, or character. Portraits can vary in style, composition, and context, but a clear connection to the subject is essential. They focus on the individual and often aim to convey personality or emotion, similar to traditional portraits. The difference are in the context and intention behind the photograph. A portrait can represent a person through inanimate objects, such as a still-life arrangement. The objects can symbolize the individual’s traits, interests, or experiences. However, whether this can still be called a portrait is subjective and depends on the intent behind the arrangement.