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Minimalism in photography is characterized by extreme simplicity in composition where less is more. The focus is solely on the subject with a clutter-free framing and a stark lack of elements that could distract from the subject.
Minimalist images span across a wide range of genres – from landscapes and still life photos to street photography, and more. Such images evoke a sense of calm and peace, and make for exceptionally strong compositions when done right.
This post contains a collection of some compelling minimalist photos that are sure to inspire you to try this style of photography.
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Photo by Sarah Dorweiler
Photo by Birger Strahl
Photo by Glen Carrie
Photo by Greg Shield
Photo by BRUNO EMMANUELLE
Photo by Vruyr Martirosyan
Photo by NordWood Themes
Photo by Joshua Newton
Photo by Annie Spratt
Photo by Fabrice Villard
Photo by Joshua Sortino
Photo by Math
Photo by Verne Ho
Photo by Mario Gogh
Photo by Akira Hojo
Photo by Fabrice Villard
Photo by Aaron Burden
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