The theme of the thesis is based on photography of movement (which includes dance, gymnastics, parkour, etc.) shown through various photographic techniques. The paper covers topics related to the history of photography and the first beginnings of photography in motion, which includes dance and sports photography. To create a technically correct photograph, you need to know the exposure triangle, which is made up of three interconnected elements: depth of field, shutter speed and ISO. Genres related to the topic of the thesis are singled out, such as: photography of people, movement, lighting, urban space, etc.. The concept of dance, rhythm, dance styles, sports photography and movement skills such as free running and parkour are defined, and listed well-known authors who deal with this type of photography. One of the techniques that can show movement in photography in an interesting and creative way is chronography, stroboscopic photography, multiple exposure, synchronization of the front and rear curtains, and panning. In order to enable the production of such types of photography, photographic equipment is required, which includes a camera, lens and studio equipment such as a flash, softbox, tripod and other accessories. At the end of thesis there is a practical part that includes the author's concept and photographs and their analysis. The processed units within the paper are mostly supported by author's photographs.