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MINIMALISM
Minimalism
in photography emphasizes
simplicity, clarity, and
the removal of unnecessary
elements. It revolves
around the notion of
"less is more,"
where the
photographer's primary
objective is to distill a
scene down to its
essential components,
eliminating distractions
and extraneous details.
Minimalistic photographs
often feature clean lines,
geometric shapes, negative
space, and a restricted
color palette. By reducing
the visual elements to
their bare minimum,
minimalistic photography
conveys a sense of
tranquility, elegance, and
harmony. It invites
viewers to engage with the
subject in a contemplative
manner, appreciating the
beauty that lies within
simplicity. I find that
fog helps a lot in the
construction of these
types of images too.
The Photography of Jon Rendell
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