Minimalist photography is a technique in composing an image wherein the photographer uses a minimum amount of elements such as color, shape, line and texture. Basically, a minimalist photo is characterized by its simplicity but this does not necessarily mean it is a boring or uninteresting capture. On the contrary, a well-composed minimalist picture, can be dramatic and engaging to the audience. It has a potential to set ablaze the creative side of an individual encouraging him to form a subjective interpretation of the image before him. As a whole, the simplicity of a minimal photograph is what makes it a draw, and the striking setup, blending or interaction of one or two components makes it meaningful and artistic. Just like other minimalist artworks graphic designs and web designs, such as WordPress themes with minimal design, can be designed to fit into the popular phrase “less is more” in the hands of a skillfully captured minimalist photograph.
In this post, we are sharing with you some great examples of minimalist photography that you can enjoy or use as inspiration. Try to observe how the photographers of these images capture the subjects, and please do not forget to share with us your thoughts of these images. A social media share is of course encouraged and highly appreciated. Enjoy!
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Low, yellow, Green, yellow, yellow, yellow
Photo used under Creative Commons from Giulio Nesi
A Snake on The Wall
Photo used under Creative Commons from JohnONolan
Just the two of us
Photo used under Creative Commons from aftab.
Minimalism
Photo used under Creative Commons from Pimthida
Fluor
Photo used under Creative Commons from annais
Minimalist #13
Photo used under Creative Commons from Nomad Photography
The Thing
Photo used under Creative Commons from lqpin
Minimalist Photography
Photo used under Creative Commons from Cedrik Ferrer
Minimal
Photo used under Creative Commons from François Angers
Isolated
Photo used under Creative Commons from M.Christian
Industrial Exploration
Photo used under Creative Commons from Michael Chase
Sheep
Photo used under Creative Commons from down and out mk
Minimal Photography
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Photo used under Creative Commons from creasence
Minimaliste
Photo used under Creative Commons from Yves Ouellette
Listens like a brick wall
Photo used under Creative Commons from Robert Couse-Baker
Winter time
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Photo used under Creative Commons from Vladimir Zivkovic
77/365: Table
Photo used under Creative Commons from Jer Kunz
Minimal Photography
Photo used under Creative Commons from creasence
Outlet in a Pizza Restaurant
Photo used under Creative Commons from A is for Angie
Photo Challenge Day 295 – Rule Of Thirds [Remain Seated]
Photo used under Creative Commons from ?zlady
South Beach Tenby from Clifftop – 5
Photo used under Creative Commons from pcgn7
Untitled
Photo used under Creative Commons from +fatman+
Un pomeriggio d’estate
Photo used under Creative Commons from sambukot
Old Holy Trinity
Photo used under Creative Commons from Grant MacDonald
Bon voyage
Photo used under Creative Commons from Isidr? Cea
Chair
Photo used under Creative Commons from christopher.woo
Minimal in U.S.A.
Photo used under Creative Commons from tanakawho
South Beach Tenby from Clifftop – 3
Photo used under Creative Commons from pcgn7
Opposed
Photo used under Creative Commons from Thomas Leth-Olsen
Steel Yourself
Photo used under Creative Commons from BrittneyBush
Alert but not alarmed
Photo used under Creative Commons from gilliannb
Irregularidad
Photo used under Creative Commons from manuel holgado (mholm)
5th ave. nyc
Photo used under Creative Commons from manuel holgado (mholm)
Yellow Times
Photo used under Creative Commons from Tal Bright
Minimalist Photography
Photo used under Creative Commons from Chris.Jeriko
Blue
Photo used under Creative Commons from Marooned
High life
Photo used under Creative Commons from Potyike
Yellow standings
Photo used under Creative Commons from XcBiker
Hydrant
Photo used under Creative Commons from ‘ m x b c h r
Minimalist Photography
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Photo used under Creative Commons from +fatman+
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Sonny M. Day is a passionate SEO and web design enthusiast who loves photography, mountain climbing, snorkeling and dirt bike riding.
Great selection of minimalist photography. Minimalism is great whether it’s photography, web design or decor. I’m also into minimalism as far as consumption and consuming goes. The less you need the less money you have to have, the less money you have to have, the less you have to work at doing things you don’t enjoy to get that money.