One of the important rules I try to follow in my photos is the “rule of simplicity”. The rule says that a photograph does not have to be complicated, it must have a simple and clear subject, easy to perceive by the viewer.
There should not be elements that distract the eye from the subject and this refers to both background and possibly secondary subjects.
“Less means more” is a well-known word that applies to successful in minimalist photography.
Taking such pictures is not easy. The number of elements in the composition must be minimal but, at the same time, the ones present must be sufficient to symbolize the idea desired by the photographer.
My previous minimalist photo: A discret shadow on the snow.
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Do you find this kind of photography interesting?
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I really like these pictures and you manage to do great pictures.
If you do things with passion, you get good results! I’m glad you like my pictures!
Nice reflection. It is hard to shot flying bird but you managed it.
It could have been better but I was too far away and I didn’t want to miss the moment!
I always learn from your photography. What an incredible capture of the bird and the reflection.
I am pleased to share my experiences about photography. I’m glad you find them useful.
I totally agree with you about the picture … and this one is just that … great
The simpler the better, isn’t it? I’m glad you agree!?
beautiful and interesting reflection photo
Last night the lake froze and today there were many birds looking for water. I found the reflections interesting although they were not exactly visible.