TYPES OF PHILES - LIST

NAME THE THINGS YOU LOVE - THE PHILE WORDS

Words play an important role in conveying feelings, ideas and thoughts of a person to a great extent. Some words express the attitude and likings of an individual and tell others more about him/her.

Every person has different type of interests that make them unique. The love a person has towards some objects, places, habits or a particular trait is explained in English language by the word “Phile”. There are different types of philes according to the varierty of interest a person have. So here we are listing out some of them and the one word used to call such persons – The Phile Words    

         TYPES OF PHILES

·       One who loves rain - Pluviophile
·       One who loves books - Bibiliophile
·       One who loves solitude - Autophile
·       One who loves moon - Selenophile
·       One who loves music - Melophile
·       One who loves sea - Thalassophile
·       One who loves words - Logophile
         One who loves tattoo - Stigmatophile
·       One who loves sunset - Opacarophile
·       One who loves to travel - Hodophile
·       One who loves wine - Oenophile
·       One who loves snow - Chionophile
·       One who loves to spend time by just lying on bed - Clinophile

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·       One who loves beard - Pogonophile
·       One who loves to drink coffee - Javaphile
·       One who loves flowers - Anthophile
·       One who loves stars - Astrophile
·       One who loves clouds - Nephophile
·       One who loves trees - Dendrophile
·       One who loves forest - Nemophile
·       One who loves sun - Heliophile
·       One who loves lakes - Limnophile
·       One who loves lightning and thunder - Ceraunophile
·       One who loves light – Photophile
·       One who loves cemetery – Coimetrophile
·       One who loves colour yellow - Xanthophile
·       One who loves technology - Technophile

·       One who loves night/darkness - Nyctophile
·       One who loves colour blue - Caeruleaphile
·       One who loves cinema -Cinephile
·       One who loves dogs - Cynophile
·       One who loves mountains – Orophile
·       One who loves cats - Ailurophile

·       One who loves artifacts from past - Retrophile

·       One who loves baked foods - Pistoriophile
·       One who loves to be in left / left – handed - Sinistrophile
·       One who loves language - Linguaphile
·       One who loves God – Theophile
·       One who loves climb buildings – Stegophile
·       One who loves to work – Ergophile
·       One who loves teddy bear - Arctophile
·       One who loves snakes – Ophiophoile

·       One who loves to nibble a woman’s earlobe – Cnynotikolobomassophile

·       One who loves pigeons – Peristesophile
·       One who loves icons/ illustrations – Iconophile
·       One who loves cheese - Turophile
·       One who loves new things – Neophile
·       One who loves eclipse - Umbraphile
·       One who loves horses - Hippophile
·       One who loves plants -Phytophile

·       One who loves foreign people / culture – Xenophile
·       One who loves animals – Zoophile
·       One who loves heat - Thermophile
·       One who loves sound - Audiophile
·       One who loves birds – Ornithophile
·       One who loves chocolate – Chocophile
·       One who loves knowledge - Sophophile

ESSENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHY EQUIPMENTS

LIST OF ESSENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHY EQUIPMENTS

Camera - The core of photography is a camera. Selection of good camera is very crucial in the production of good photographs.

Lenses - Whereas a camera sensor will record the light that it receives, a lens’s job is arguably even more important: help the light get to the sensor in the first place.

Tripod - With a tripod it becomes possible to utilize long exposures and low ISOs. This is achieved without the risk of motion blur. It is also used in conjunction with a remote shutter release. You could even use a camera without any sort of direct contact. Additionally, a tripod allows you to neatly bracket shots, opening up doors for HDR experimentation.

Lighting - The most helpful tool a photographer can have on hand is light to spare. For most image makers, a speed-lite is the easiest and most convenient way to illuminate a scene quickly and efficiently. Also, synced directly to a camera’s shutter, it offers a powerful burst light for fractions of a second. 

Filters - Filters are another essential element of a photographer’s toolbox. Placed in front of the lenses front element, it plays a crucial role in keeping composition elements properly exposed. With the ability to absorb polarized reflected light, the addition of this filter instantaneously brings out details and colors that might otherwise be lost without making adjustments to camera settings.

Microphone - Don’t rely on the on-camera mic; the sound won’t be broadcast quality. Get a good, rugged handheld microphone, for interviews or to capture ambient sound.

Memory cards - Keep in mind, without a memory card, digital photographs won’t have anywhere to go and cannot be recorded. Therefore, a decent set of memory cards is a necessity.

Camera bag - Certainly, you’ll need something to store all of your gear in. So, depending on what your needs happen to be, there are an array of options available. Obviously, weight is important, and a huge case isn’t always practical. So, for those packing lighter, there are a plethora of backpacks designed to carry all of a photographers essentials.