Simplicity is a photography technique that focuses on keeping only essential information in the frame to clarify the message. It involves keeping backgrounds simple, excluding distracting elements, filling the frame, using complementary colors or strong contrasts of light and dark to concentrate on the subject and remove distractions.
Simplicity is a photography technique that focuses on keeping only essential information in the frame to clarify the message. It involves keeping backgrounds simple, excluding distracting elements, filling the frame, using complementary colors or strong contrasts of light and dark to concentrate on the subject and remove distractions.
Simplicity is a photography technique that focuses on keeping only essential information in the frame to clarify the message. It involves keeping backgrounds simple, excluding distracting elements, filling the frame, using complementary colors or strong contrasts of light and dark to concentrate on the subject and remove distractions.
Simplicity is the photography equivalent of minimalism. It’s a
photography composition technique that concentrates on keeping only the absolutely necessary information in the frame. In other words Simplicity is about clarifying your message by excluding useless details.
1. Backgrounds- keep backgrounds simple or blur out distraction
2. Excluding elements- try to change your position, or crop tighter so that the distracting elements are no longer in the frame. 3. Filling the frame 4. Color- Sometimes use complementary colors to create interesting photos 5. Lighting- Reducing an image to strong contrasts of light and dark with directional light removes distractions and concentrates on the form of the subject. i. Flat light- The very lack of shadows could simplify a scene.