50 Clever Geometric Photography Images

Geometric photography is not a huge standalone genre in photography, but it is one where the photographer documents various shapes and forms around them, which is the geometry and this can be simply classified as geometric photography. Geometry is all around us and if we observe closely, we can see a lot of lines, curves and shapes like circles, rectangles, triangles and so on. These can be mostly found in architectural structures and sometimes in natural landscapes too.

Geometric photography has no limits as different structures are built differently and we see these structures everywhere around us. Geometric photography helps bring emphasis to shapes, forms, patterns that most people would not notice much otherwise and these geometric patterns are most often seen in architectural structures.

With geometric photography, you can either focus on just the shapes and patterns by photographing them closely, look for symmetry, converging or intersecting lines, go for an abstract frames, shoot different perspectives, add an element in between the geometrical patterns to create a compelling image, look in landscapes, streets and roads for patterns/geometry or even go wide and photograph minimal structures.

If you are interested in geometric photography, here are some great shots for ideas and inspiration and we also have some resources towards the end that you can refer to for photographing geometry.

Lines in Geometric Photography:

architecture of ccpv
Image by Scott Webb
lines
Image by Sergii Bozhko

Circles and Curves in Geometric Photography:

brisbane at sunset
Image by Nkululeko Jonas
singapore
Image by Dan Freeman
pan pacific singapore
Image by Ambrose Chua

Symmetry in Geometric Photography:

point of view
Image by Luca Colapinto
symmetry new york united states
Image by Willie Fineberg

Repetition in Geometric Photography:

window to minimalism
Image by Daniel Fazio
windows in a bright green wall
Image by Daniel von Appen
geometry nashville united states
Image by Lance Anderson
repetition geometry
Image by Daniel von Appen
white architecture
Image by Luca Bravo

Abstract Geometric Photography:

emp museum seattle united states
Image by Scott Webb
petersen automotive museum
Image by JC Dela Cuesta
reunion tower in dallas texas
Image by Ash Edmonds

Adding an Element in Geometric Photography:

framed in lines
Image by Brandon Wong
the fisherman
Image by Cezary Kukowka
organized and divided with purpose
Image by Martin Reisch
element in architecture
Image by Simone Scarano
lone person and skylight
Image by Alessio Lin

Geometric Photography in Streets and Roads:

crossing
Image by Ryoji Iwata
yellow
Image by Craig Whitehead
highway
Image by Ryoji Iwata

Looking for Perspectives in Geometric Photography:

orange reflective architecture
Image by Alex wong
infinite
Image by Arfan A
architectural perspective
Image by Mihail Ribkin

Minimal Architecture in Geometric Photography:

the m
Image by Simone Hutsch
minimal architecture
Image by riccardo oliva
colorful building corner
Image by Hernan Lucio
minimal architecture
Image by Simone Hutsch
sydney opera house
Image by Annie Spratt
aami park richmond
Image by Mitchell Luo

Geometric Photography in Landscapes:

field zurich switzerland
Image by Ricardo Gomez Angel
greenery layers
Image by Henry & Co.
field abstract
Image by jean wimmerlin
vaihingen an der enz germany
Image by Oliver Roos
patterns found in pismo beach during sunset
Image by Jeremy Bishop
sand texture when a river meets the sea
Image by Thiago Cardoso
flat sand dunes usa
Image by Tanya Nevidoma

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Dahlia is a stock photographer and full time educator at Light Stalking. You can find her on Gurushots and see some of her more popular articles at The American Society of Media Photographers. Get to know her better here.

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