Showing posts with label Ball. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ball. Show all posts

25 Sept 2019

White Balloon Vs Windows

Minimalism as Less Elements


Black and white minimalist photography of a white balloon contrasting square windows with geometric shapes and negative space, shot by Prakash Ghai in Jaipur at Jawahar Kala Kendra
Photo By © Prakash Ghai
Buy Now

A Black and White Minimal Art Photograph of a White Balloon Vs the Windows at Jawahar Kala Kendra, Jaipur.



Here one can spot the Juxtaposition between two Geometrical Forms:

a) Circle ie the White Balloon Vs 

b) The Squares aka Windows.

The White Balloon that you see, was very far from the wall and it was continuously moving. So I had to take quite a few shots to place it properly in the frame. 

Also, you can see a little perspective distortion as I was multi layering the shot and moving quite a bit. I chose not edit the perspective/line distortion, as I generally don't do it and also because it looks somewhat OK to me.


The EXIF Data of the Photo is as follows:


  • Camera Model: Canon EOS 6D Mark II

  • Lens: Canon 50 mm Prime Lens

  • F-stop: f/18

  • Shutter Speed: 1/250 sec.

  • ISO speed: ISO-500

  • Focal Length: 50 mm

  • Metering mode: Spot

  • Exposure program: Manual

Hope you enjoyed the White Balloon Vs Windows  Minimalist Photograph.



Thank you for your time. Have a Nice Day !

9 Feb 2017

Black Ball Reflection

Minimalism as in Small Objects


Minimalist Photography using a Black Ball and its Reflection on a Table and negative space at shot in Jaipur by Prakash Ghai
Minimalist Photography By © Prakash Ghai
Buy Now

What we have here is another Macro Minimalism Photograph. The Subject, is just a small round Black Ball that I picked-up under my Coffee Table.

The table was covered elegantly with a glossy silver mica. The light was coming in from the front and behind me there was a big white wall. 

What I found interesting here, was the small little reflection of the Black Ball being created on the silver-ish and smooth surface of the Coffee Table.

I had my Macro Lens on, and it took me about 4-5 shots to get this right. 

I was on Full Manual Camera Settings with Both the Camera and Lens's focus settings set to Manual as well.

Since I wanted to emphasize the Black Ball's Reflection, I placed the subject only following the left rule of thirds, and avoided the bottom rule of thirds alignment. As you can see, the Black Ball is near the center row of the rule of thirds grid, while its reflection slips towards the bottom row.


Minimalism Category and Composition:


This Minimalist Photo falls under the Minimalism as in Small Objects category of Minimalist Photography

The intention is clearly to show its small size, against the large empty spaces. 

To enhance emphasis on the subject, a lot of Negative Space has been used.