FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER

Detailed explanation-1: -When you are deciding how to frame a picture, you use a vertical or portrait orientation for things like portraits and other vertically-oriented subjects. And you use a horizontal or landscape orientation for horizontal subjects, like a landscape.

Detailed explanation-2: -Landscape orientation is horizontal, while portrait orientation is vertical. The subject of your photo will depend on the subject and the message you want to communicate. Landscape orientation is often used for broad, sweeping scenes, while portrait orientation is more intimate and can be used to capture tall subjects.

Detailed explanation-3: -Portrait photography often uses a vertical orientation to capture an entire person or subject, or to place emphasis on a subject, as in a close-up head-and-shoulders headshot. Photos are taller than they are wide in portrait orientation.

Detailed explanation-4: -Portrait Mode: Horizontal vs. Vertical Orientation. Landscape orientation refers to horizontal subjects or a canvas wider than it is tall. Portrait format refers to a vertical orientation or a canvas taller than it is wide.

Detailed explanation-5: -Portrait format basically refers to when the frame is in the vertical display, which means the side edges are longer than the bottom and top edges. As a result, the subject appears wider and taller. If you position the camera vertically at 90 degrees, you would be taking portrait images.