Whats a really underappreciated photography genre that deserves way more respect

[Cheugy]

Street photography specifically, genuinely difficult to do well and consistently overlooked compared to landscape or portrait work despite requiring real technical skill and split second timing

Curious what genre people think gets consistently overlooked at galleries and in awards despite the actual skill and effort required being genuinely substantial

[Kev94]

Product photography, technical and demanding work that never gets the fine art respect landscape photography receives despite requiring extraordinary lighting precision

[Midnight Aoife]

Wedding photography honestly, dismissed as purely commercial but the actual skill required to capture genuine candid emotion under real time pressure is enormous

[Kieron78]

Macro photography, underappreciated given how technically demanding it is to get proper focus and lighting at that extreme scale

[Iniesta96]

Documentary photojournalism, gets respect in theory but underfunded and undervalued compared to how much real skill and risk it actually requires

[Sookie]

Sports photography, requires split second timing and technical mastery that rivals any other genre and yet rarely gets discussed in serious fine art conversations

[RadekVítek]

Architectural photography, demanding technical discipline around lines and perspective correction that most casual photographers never even attempt

[Stu96]

Astrophotography, an incredible technical and artistic combination that deserves way more mainstream recognition given how much specialized skill and patience it actually requires