The subject of a photograph is, perhaps, the most vital element and never more so when shooting minimalist photos. Minimalism in photography is an incredibly powerful way to fix the viewer’s eyes on your subject. It can also be one of the hardest compositions to master. Today we are going to take a look at getting a minimalist look in your photos.
Author: Jason Row
Jason has more than 35 years of experience as a professional photographer, videographer and stock shooter. You can get to know him better here.
For those of us inhabiting the Northern hemisphere, there is a sense of anticipation. The dark, gloomy days of winter are receding and approaching is the season of renewal. It’s a time when we can go out with our cameras without the need for several layers of clothes, 30 lens cloths and a pair of […]
Back in 2021, after my father had passed away, I found his old film camera. It was a Minolta X300, exactly the same model that I had bought as my first “serious” camera. Until a few years before he died I had no idea that he had bought the same camera, and I often wondered […]
AI Imaging is here to stay. Whichever way you feel about the advent of artificial intelligence, that horse has well and truly bolted. That of course raises concerns about the future of real photography. Will it still have relevance in an age when photos can be created by typing a few words into an app? […]
Whilst there is still some snobbery around smartphone photography, many photographers today openly embrace the power of a camera that resides in your pocket. Smartphone cameras are truly incredible pieces of kit. Multiple focal lengths, decent resolution, outstanding video plus you can call home to ask your partner to put the kettle on when you […]
In this age of advancing technology, everything is made tiny and it must be to do with portability, being discreet, etc. Is tiny the new small? Take a look at the DJI Mic Mini, which is a tiny microphone system from DJI, the world’s most popular and biggest drone and action camera company. DJI reached […]
