Showing posts with label minimal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label minimal. Show all posts

Saturday, 28 April 2018

Landscape - An abstract viewpoint

Landscape- An abstract viewpoint


Abstract photography is all about seeing. How you see , how you perceive, how you visualise and even experience something in front of you can become a reason for giving something an abstract form. Any genre of photography can be presented in abstract form as far as I am concerned. Here I present a landscape in abstract with touch of minimalism. See this amazing video by John Berger

Wednesday, 14 March 2018

Strokes



I have always been fascinated by minimalism, whether in art or otherwise. Frank Stella said for his minimal paintings "What you see is what you see"" ,which I feel equally applies to photography. Japanese philosophy where emptiness or negative space is  a reflection of clutter free mind celebrates minimalism. Less is more , is not an easy concept to follow in today's world. To tell your story in few strokes is an art I admire. For me it offers more possibilities to interpret and mull over art in front of you.