There are more photos today than ever before! Research into 
technology and storage has shown that there has been more data usage in 
the past few years than in the entire history of mankind. The frequency 
at which everyday individuals take photographs is considered the primary
 cause. Some of the most common trends in photography include:
			
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					<h3>Phoneography</h3>
					Cameras, smartphones, and tablets have begun to rival 
professional cameras in terms of quality and software. Any individual 
with a smartphone or a tablet can easily capture an image, edit it, and 
post online on various social media websites.
				</li><li>
					<h3>Macro Photography</h3>
					Fascination with science and improved camera technology now 
allows people to take extreme close-up shots of insects, plans, and 
other never-before-seen images.
				</li><li>
					<h3>HDR Photography</h3>
					High Dynamic Range photography allows cameras and images to 
display greater luminosity that is closer to what the human eye can see.
 This has become quite popular among photographers.
				</li><li>
					<h3>Retro-Style Photography</h3>
					From black and white to sepia, the clarity of modern photography
 has pushed people back towards classic photos, and the depth behind 
them.
				</li><li>
					<h3>360 Panorama</h3>
					Now that software can correct for the unsteady hand, panoramas 
that capture a 360-degree view of a location are becoming popular Day by
 day.
				</li><li>
					<h3>Point and Shoot Size DSLRs</h3>
					Professional cameras are becoming smaller and nimbler, which is 
attracting not only photographers but also traditional consumers.
				</li><li>
					<h3>Drones</h3>
					Drones are also a popular new photography style, used not only 
for casual shots, but also at weddings to capture the beauty of the 
venue. It is especially popular in the real estate industry. Real estate
 brokers, agents, or property owners use drones to capture aerial images
 to give a bird's eye view of a property to its customers.
				</li><li>
					<h3>Selfie</h3>
					The subject of these photos is changing as well. The "Selfie" 
has become one of the most well-known trends in photography, but the 
Selfie Stick allows people to also take group shots of themselves, 
making it possible to capture an entire group without a photographer out
 of the picture.
				</li></ol>
			Similarly, how individuals share their work has changed. Social 
media, most notably Facebook and Instagram, make sharing photos and 
video as easy as a click of the button, which means that both 
professional and casual photographers can disseminate their work in 
seconds, rather than in months.
			<span>Finally, several new brands in both software and cameras have 
started to make their way in the market, competing with some of the most
 well-known names, including Nikon, Panasonic, Sony, and Canon.</span><br>

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