Fine Art Photography
: Known also as "photographic art", "artistic photography" and so on, the term "fine art photography" has no universally agreed meaning or definition: rather, it refers to an imprecise category of photographs, created in accordance with the creative vision of the cameraman. The basic idea behind the genre, is that instead of merely capturing a realistic rendition of the subject, the photographer is aiming to produce a more personal - typically more evocative or atmospheric - impression. One might simplify this, by saying that fine art photography describes any image taken by a camera where the intention is aesthetic (that is, a photo whose value lies primarily in its beauty) rather than scientific (photos with scientific value), commercial (product photos), or journalistic (photos with news or illustrative value).
Conceptual
Fine Art Photography is not limited to conceptual ideas. The ideals of Fine Art can also be appilied to other genres of photography as well.