scenography

As nouns the difference between scenography and photography

is that scenography is the design of theatrical sets while photography is the art and technology of producing images on photosensitive surfaces, and its digital counterpart.

As nouns the difference between scenography and scenery

is that scenography is the design of theatrical sets while scenery is view, natural features, landscape.

As nouns the difference between terms and scenography

is that terms is while scenography is the design of theatrical sets.

As nouns the difference between stenography and scenography

is that stenography is the practice of transcribing speech (primarily for later dictation or testimony), usually using shorthand while scenography is the design of theatrical sets.

As nouns the difference between scenographs and scenography

is that scenographs is while scenography is the design of theatrical sets.

As nouns the difference between scenograph and scenography

is that scenograph is a perspective representation or general view of an object while scenography is the design of theatrical sets.

Scenographic is a related term of scenography.

As an adjective scenographic

is of or pertaining to scenography.

As a noun scenography is

the design of theatrical sets.

Scenographer is a related term of scenography.

As nouns the difference between scenographer and scenography

is that scenographer is a person who designs sets for film or tv while scenography is the design of theatrical sets.

As nouns the difference between eye and scenography

is that eye is an organ through which animals see while scenography is the design of theatrical sets.

As a verb eye

is to observe carefully.

As a proper noun Eye

is the comedic magazine Private Eye.