What is another word for photoaugliaphobia?
Pronunciation: [fˌə͡ʊtə͡ʊˌɔːɡlɪɐfˈə͡ʊbi͡ə] (IPA) 
Photoaugliaphobia is a term used to describe a fear of glaring light or flashes. If someone experiences this type of phobia, they may struggle to tolerate photographic equipment, such as cameras or flashguns. Alternative terms for photoaugliaphobia include photophobia and lypeomata. Photophobia describes a fear of light in general, while lypeomata refers to a fear of the flash. Other related terms include selaphobia, which involves a fear of bright lights, and achluophobia, which is the fear of darkness. Those with a fear of light or flashes may experience anxiety, panic attacks, or physical symptoms such as sweating or trembling when exposed to bright light.
