photog.

¹ American  

abbreviation

1. photographer.

2. photographic.

3. photography.

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photog ² American  

[fuh-tog] / fəˈtɒg /

noun

Informal.

1. a photographer.

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photog. British  

abbreviation

1. photograph

2. photographer

3. photographic

4. photography

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Etymology

Origin of photog

By shortening

Example Sentences

My work took photog Dean Rutz and me to New Zealand, where we tagged along for a month while a syndicate of Seattle tech guys working for Craig McCaw and Paul Allen competed for sailing’s America’s Cup.

From Seattle Times

One of the concertgoers alleged to People that Manson had no regard for the cameraperson when he allegedly carried on spitting at the photog during the performance.

From Fox News

The photog and illustrator -- who has photographed the likes of Nirvana drummer and Foo Fighters founder Dave Grohl and Marilyn Manson -- went on to share the reason that Bowie was "up for meeting" with him that first time around.

From Fox News

Trump takes his mask off before going into the White House with the WH photog right next to him.

From The Guardian

Photographer’s description: “Courageous Jumping Spider confronting nosy photog! We have 86 species of jumping spiders in our area, so named because they pounce on prey rather than trap prey in webs. Their two central eyes are identifiers, though they have eight eyes in total. Used my Olympus M1X with 60 mm macro lens, ISO 2,000, f/4 at 1/400.”

From Seattle Times