The phrase "additional photography" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of film and video production to refer to extra filming that occurs after the main shooting has been completed.
Example: "The film credits included a note about the additional photography that took place several months after the initial shoot."
Alternatives: "reshoots" or "pickup shots".
Additional photography by Getty, The Las Vegas Sun and Julie Jacobson/Associated Press.
For Steven Spielberg, he did additional photography on Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977), another kind of road movie.
Ottman's editorial duties include letting the crew know whether they can tear down a set and making a list of any pickup shots or additional photography he needs.
5. Color palettes : atmospheric interiors using the Donald Kaufman color collection / by Suzanne Butterfield major photography by Peter Margonelli additional photography by Fernando Bengochea text by Jacqueline Goewey.
Additional photography: James Oatway for the Guardian and Sowetouprisings.com archive This article was amended on 28 June 2016 to remove the word "young" from Tony Kleu's account of what his reporters told him they saw.
Directed and produced by Mel Stuart Alex Rotaruu, co-producer, editor and cinematographer; Tamara Blaich, Chad Baron, associate producers; additional photography by Damani Baker, Chad Baron, Jerry Henry and Mel Stuart.
This may be accomplished by adding, in field completion of the manuscript map, the segments not seen by the photogrammetrist; or additional aerial photography, patterned to cover the obscured sectors, may be requested.
Additional underwater photography was completed in a water tank, measuring 50 feet by 100 feet across, and 17 feet in depth, in Universal Studio's Stage 27.
Additional reporting and photography by Darrell Etherington.
Frozen Planet was also honoured for its sound and editing and picked up an additional prize for photography.
The film was shot predominantly in Baltimore, but also in New York, São Paulo, Vienna, Lucerne, and London, with Shana Hagan (Los Angeles) as Director of Photography, additional cinematography by Judith Benedikt (Vienna), and John Benam (Baltimore).
