Fine art photography will too  artistic or art photography  called. The focus is on the artist's statement, not the correct technical or documentary depiction of a motif. Fine art photographs are printed and presented in high quality.

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"Away from the mainstream - how a fine art photo is created"

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This type of photography is not a product of chance. I don't let you move freely and photograph the naturalness of being. I deal intensively with you and the desired end result in advance. This point is crucial for me, because I often already have the finished picture in my head during the recording and can proceed more decisively.
I look at a picture of you and listen to my emotions. What fascinates me about you? Which characteristic points do I want to show? What makes you special? There are no limits to creativity. While taking photos, I find myself in my own world and completely ignore external influences such as people or noises.  After I have my desired photo in the box, it goes into digital post-processing. In Photoshop, I amplify my statement through targeted darkening and changing the contrasts in the image. Ideally, a good picture arouses the desired emotions in the viewer.

The main difference to "normal" photography is that the fine art photographer has no limits and a photo only serves as a starting point for his vision. That's why fine art photographers often don't see themselves as photographers in the classic sense, but as artists.