Pink Flower

Minimalism as in Small Objects

This shot I clicked inside my house, right near the entrance gate. The special positioning of the pink bougainvillea flower in the crack of the wall caught my attention. This in a way represented the will of a person to fight and try to live "Against all odds", against the backdrop of challenges. Yes, the message was good. To enhance the focus on the subject, I used a shorter depth of field. The flower was kept on the left, leaving negative space on the right of the frame. Please remember to stay as close as possible to your subject for clearer shots. I agree but, that if you are a little far, then you get better or shallower depth of field. You have to just find the right balance.

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Pink Staircase

Minimalism as Simple Geometr

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A Minimalist Photograph of Staircase with pink wall and shadows.

This shot was taken in the basement parking of a shopping mall. The pink wall and shadows caught my attention.

The lines and geometry were fascinating to look at and to top that, the color palette was absolutely stunning.

Staircases are anyways a favorite Minimal Subject for me and I am always on the lookout for them.

But there is one thing to remember here. Please do not get carried away and include way too much detail in the frame. Because then the shot actually becomes Maximally Minimal.

Alright, there does exist a category by the name of "Maximalism or Maximally Minimal Art" but, in Minimalism it is always ideal to be more "Minimally Minimal" than being "Maximally Minimal".

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Also have a look at more Pink Minimal Shots below:-

• Brass Water Tap on Pink Indian Wall with Subtle Texture
  
  

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Lines and Color

Minimalism as in Repeating Shapes

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A Minimalist Photo of Steel bars and multicolored cloth of a temporary roof structure. 

This shot is from a real estate exhibition that I visited. I was standing in front of a beautifully lit realtor's stall and there were a lot of dazzling multicolored lights flashing all around it. 

When I looked up towards the roof I could see the reflection of the multicolored lights being cast on it, resulting in this extremely gorgeous riot of subtle colors, helping me create a beautiful yet simple Minimalist Photograph. 

Later, during editing I flipped the photograph to add a bit of mystery, as to how the shot was actually taken. 

The photograph falls under Minimalism as in Repeating Shapes category under Types of Minimalist Photography

Hope you enjoyed the photograph. Fell free to leave some comments below.

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