Verisimilitude— ver·i·si·mil·i·tude: the appearance of being true or real. The group’s name is derived from the artistic definition of verisimilitude. It fits the movement’s objective that the photography appears true or real.
A Verisimilitude photograph should exactly match the size, and proportions of the subject being photographed.
A Verisimilitude photograph should exactly match the color of its subject.
A Verisimilitude photograph should be shot with even lighting.
A Verisimilitude photograph should be captured fully in focus.
A Verisimilitude photograph should be printed on stock that (as closely as possible) matches the original subject’s weight and finish.
If practicle and pertainent a Verisimilitude photograph should smell the same as the object photographed.
If practicle a Verisimilitude photograph should fuction the same as the object photographed.