Use for: Techniques, picture-taking , Picture-taking technique

Use for: Black and white photography , Photography, black-and-white

• The art or practice of taking and/or processing photographs whose images are composed of gray tones, black, and white, and sometimes one hue, which may result from toning or aging.

Use for: Chromophotography

• Generally, the art or practice of taking and/or processing photographs that reproduce hues perceptible to the human eye. Extended to include imagery in which colors have been artificially enhanced or altered.

Use for: Photography technique, Photography techniques

• Use with regard to specialized procedures related to how a photograph is taken or composed, or is manipulated during or after processing. Use

• (<image-making processes and techniques>, <processes and techniques by specific type>, Processes and Techniques (hierarchy name))

Use for: Commercial building, Commercial structures, Architecture, commercial, Buildings, business, Buildings, commercial, Business facilities, Commercial architecture, Commercial facilities, Facilities, business, Facilities, commercial

• Use broadly to refer to buildings associated with any aspect of the various activities and business relationships of industry and trade; when referring to structures associated with the purchase, sale, or exchange of goods in business, use

Use for: Olympic games (winter), Winter Olympic games

• Here are entered general works on the winter Olympics. Works on the winter Olympic games of a particular year are entered under the appropriate name heading, e.g. [Olympic Winter Games (20th : 2006 : Turin, Italy).]

Use for: Applied science, Arts, useful, Science, applied, Useful arts

Use for: Exposure, photographic

Use for: Games, olympics, Olympic games, Summer olympics

• Here are entered comprehensive works on the Olympics, as well as general works on the summer Olympics. General works on the winter Olympics are entered under [Winter Olympics.]

Use for: Hospital training-schools, Schools of nursing, Training schools for nurses

Use for: Yards (lawns)

Use for: Photography, architectural

• Specialization of photography focused on architecture as subject.

Use for: Lake (body of water)

• Bodies of fresh or salt water surrounded by land.

Use for: Farm, Complexes, farm, Farm complexes, Farmsteads

• Complexes where plants or animals are raised for livelihood or commerce.

Use for: Graphic art, Graphics (graphic art), Arts, graphic

• Processes and techniques for making images using the arts of printmaking, illustration, drawing, and other techniques that depend upon line and not color to render the design. In historical usage, the term referred more broadly to presentation in two-dimensional visual form, including most arts on paper, panel, or canvas, including painting.

• The sport or business of catching fish

Use for: Booths, exhibit, Exhibition booth, Exhibitions--Booths

• Booths where art works or goods are exhibited or sold.

Use for: Exhibits, Expos (Exhibitions), Expositions, Industrial arts--Exhibitions, Industrial exhibitions, International exhibitions, Technology--Exhibitions, World's fairs

Use for: Film strip projectors, Magic lanterns, Projection apparatus, Stereopticon

Use for: Moving-picture projectors

Use for: Vessels (ships)

Use for: Russian portraits

Use for: apartment house, apartment buildings, apartment building, apartment blocks, blocks of flats, houses, apartment

• Buildings, often multiple-story, containing more than one dwelling unit, most of which are designed for domestic use but sometimes including shops and other nonresidential features. Apartment houses have been in use since ancient times, notable examples having been known in ancient Rome and among ancient Native Americans. The apartment house as known today first appeared in Paris and other large European cities in the 18th century, when tall blocks of apartments for middle-class tenants became common.

Use for: cooperative apartment house, apartment houses, cooperative, apartments, cooperative, co-operative apartment houses, cooperative apartments, cooperatives (houses), co-ops (houses), coops (houses)

• Apartment houses owned and managed by a corporation in which shares are sold entitling shareholders to occupy individual units in the building.

Use for: Bathing (swimming)

• The activity of a person or animal propelling themselves in the water by natural means of progression, such as floating and kicking or paddling the limbs. For the activity of cleansing, prefer

• Bridges in which the main supporting elements are arches.

Use for: Clinical sciences, Medical profession

Use for: Clinical nursing, Nurses and nursing, Nursing process

Use for: Special programs on television, Specials, television

Use for: Statue, Statuary, Figure sculpture

• Sculpture in the round, usually but not always depicting humans, animals, mythical beings, or small figure groups. Statues are relatively large in scale, being life-size, larger than life-size, or only slightly smaller than life-size. For small-scale representations of humans, animals, or mythical beings, use

Use for: Photographic lens, Camera lens, Camera lenses, Lenses (photographic), Lenses, camera, Lenses, photographic

• Solid shaped pieces of transparent material which gather and select light rays reflected from a subject so that they enter the camera and form an image of that subject on the film.

Use for: Church (building), Church architecture, Church buildings, Kirks (buildings)

• Buildings for public Christian worship that are distinguished historically from chapels and oratories, which are buildings that are in some respect private, or not public in the widest sense. Church architecture generally somewhat follows standard models, which vary depending upon the date, location, and characteristics of the congregation.

Use for: Cabs, Carts, Coaches (Carriages), Hacks (Carriages)

• Here are entered works on the efforts of educational institutions and the community to teach individuals the values of a work-oriented society in preparation for meaningful employment. Works on vocational instruction within the standard educational system, usually at the secondary level, are entered under [Vocational education.] Works on the process of training individuals in a particular skill after termination of their formal education are entered under [Occupational training.] Works on retraining persons with obsolete vocational skills are entered under [Occupational retraining.] Works on on-the-job training of employees are entered under [Employees--Training of.]

Use for: Metallurgical

• Study of the structure of metal and alloys as related to properties that are important in their technological utilization.

Use for: Calamites, Catastrophe

Use for: Campus art

Use for: Colleges, Degree-granting institutions, Higher education institutions, Higher education providers, Institutions of higher education, Postsecondary institutions

Use for: School (institution)

• Organizations or establishments that provide instruction.

Use for: Field sports, Pastimes, Recreations

Use for: Radio station, Radiostations, Radiostation

• Broadcasting stations for sending and receiving radio programming transmissions; for rooms and spaces designed for the origination or recording of radio programs, use

Use for: Hotels, taverns, etc, Inns

Use for: Sellers

Use for: Architectural models, Models, architectural

• Representations that visualize architectural projects in three dimensions, often including a representation of the surrounding site or context, and usually, but not necessarily, built to scale.

Use for: Wintertime

• Usually the coldest season of the year, occurring between autumn and spring.

Use for: View-Master, View Master

Use for: Actor (performing artist), Actresses (performing artists) , Actress (performing artist)

• Persons who use movement, gesture, facial expressions, speaking, and intonation to create a fictional character for the stage, motion pictures, or television.

Use for: administration building, administrative buildings, administrative office buildings, administrative services buildings, buildings, administration

• Buildings constructed or used for offices from which the management and other administrative duties of an organization or institution are conducted.

Use for: Commercial art galleries, Print galleries, Prints--Galleries and museums

Use for: Photographs--Exhibitions

Use for: Personnel record, Files, personnel, Personnel files, Records, personnel

• Records maintained by an organization for each of its employees giving personal details and information relating to their service.

Use for: mountain

• Prominent landforms rising considerably above the surrounding area, typically having steep slopes, a sharp summit area, and large mass. Mountains rarely occur individually, and in most cases, are found in ranges, chains, or systems.

Use for: Pocket instamatic camera

Use for: Children--education, Education, primitive, Education of children, Human resource development, Instruction, Pedagogy, Schooling, Students--education, Youth--education

Use for: Exploration, submarine, Exploration, underwater, Ocean exploration, Submarine exploration, Under water exploration , Undersea exploration

Use for: Architecture, Rural, Domestic architecture, Home design, Houses, One-family houses, Residences, Rural architecture, Villas

• Here are entered works on the architectural aspects of residences. Works on the history and description of human shelters are entered under [Dwellings.] Works on the social and economic aspects of housing are entered under [Housing.]

Use for: Dances

• Here are entered works dealing with informal dances. Works concerned with formal dances are entered under [Balls (Parties).]

Use for: Snowfall

Use for: Art museum (institution), Museums, art (institutions), Museums of art (institutions)

• Institutions that collect and maintain works of art displayed for public benefit.

• Literary and oral genre rooted in the compressed and cogent imaginative awareness or associations of experiences, ideas, or emotional responses and arranged under an organized criterion of meaning, conscious and unconscious expression, symbolism, formal or informal pattern, sound, and rhythm. The genre encompasses narrative, dramatic, satiric, didactic, erotic, and personal forms.

Use for: Countryside, Landscape, Natural scenery, Scenery, Scenic landscapes

Use for: Legal holidays, National holidays

Use for: Engineering, chemical

• Discipline in which chemistry, physics, and mathematics are combined with basic engineering principles to solve environmental, biomedical, societal, or technological problems arising in the application of chemistry.

Use for: Decoration, interior

• The discipline focused on selecting and organizing the surface coverings, draperies, furniture, and furnishings of architectural interiors, usually of existing spaces.

Use for: Animal kingdom, Beasts, Fauna, Native animals, Native fauna, Wild animals, Wildlife

Use for: Conference, Congresses, Conventions

• Meetings of two or more people for discussing matters of common concern, usually a formal or public exchange of views.

Use for: Periodical

• Publications issued at regular intervals, but not daily, containing articles on various subjects by different authors for the general reader.

Use for: Babies, Infancy

• Here are entered works on children from birth through two years of age.

Use for: singer, singer's, singers', vocalist, vocalists

• People who perform vocal music.

Use for: Musician, Musicians', Musician's

• Those skilled or specializing in the art or practice of music, such as composers, conductors, and performers.

Use for: Christmases, Mass of Christ, Christ's mass, Yule (Christmas)

• Refers to the Christian feast and festival observed on December 25 to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. Its observance is first documented in Rome in 336. The practice of celebrating on December 25 began in the 4th century in the Western church as a Christian replacement for the pagan festival held on the winter solstice to celebrate the birth of the unconquered sun. The East originally gave the date of January 6 for the nativity but the date of December 25 was generally accepted by the 5th century; the Armenian Church, however, still celebrates on January 6. Christmas took on the festivity (i.e. decorations and gift-giving) of the Roman Saturnalia and other pagan festivals of that time of year. Christmas has continued to accumulate traditions over the centuries; many of the customs associated with the holiday are of non-Christian origin. Evergreens, for example, are symbols of survival and have been associated with Christmas ever since the European Middle Ages. Christmas is traditionally regarded as a festival of the family and of children. In many countries presents are exchanged in the name of or in the spirit of the holiday's patron, Saint Nicholas, or Santa Claus.

Use for: Automobile, Autocars, Cars (automobiles), Gasoline automobiles, Horseless carriages, Motor-cars, Motorcars, Passenger cars (automobiles)

• Self-propelled vehicles designed primarily to transport passengers over ordinary roads.

Use for: Photography--Yearbooks

Use for: Equus caballus, Farriery, Hippology, Horse

Use for: Beach

• Shores comprised of an accumulation of sediment, such as sand or pebbles, along the edge of a sea or lake, and formed by coastal processes such as waves and tides.

Use for: Proposal

• Includes offers by one person or organization to another of terms and conditions with reference to some work or undertaking and plans or schemes put forward for consideration, discussion, or adoption.

• Here are entered works on amateur or anonymous photography that takes everyday life and objects as its subject.

Use for: Publications (document)

• Documents distributed to the public by sale or other transfer of ownership, or by rental, lease, or lending.

Use for: engineering, aerospace

• Branch of engineering that deals with the design, development, testing, and production of aircraft, spacecraft, missiles, rocket propulsion systems, and other equipment operating both within and beyond the earth's atmosphere.

Use for: Need to merge with Portraits

Use for: Portrait, Portraiture

• Representations of real individuals that are intended to capture a known or supposed likeness, usually including the face of the person. For representations intended to be anonymous, or of fictional or mythological characters, see "figures (representations)."

Use for: Edifices, Halls, Structures

• Here are entered general works on structures or edifices. Works on the design and style of structures are entered under [Architecture.] Works on the process of construction are entered under [Building.]

Use for: Scrapbook, Album, scrap, Scrap Albums, Scrap-books

• Blank books or albums designed so that a variety of items may be affixed to the pages, including photographs, clippings, and other memorabilia.

Use for: Photographic equipment, Photographic supplies, Photography--Apparatus and supplies

Use for: Films, Photographic film

Use for: Chemicals, Photographic