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Minimalism in Photography (Phase 1)
1. Minimalism to me, in the context of photography, is the act of making the main subject in an image minuscule when compared to the scale of the background/foreground. This is somewhat unique in photography, as you'd usually desire to make the primary subject as relevant and noticeable as possible. After all, they are the main subject. With that being said, one who captures a minimalistic image must keep in mind that make the focus subject tiny is not their only concern. It's never that simple. It's all about how it's presented. The main subject is almost always either in a corner or off to the side in these types of images. The rule of thirds is an excellent method for deciding where the main focus should be. Also, the background should be interesting to look at, either with or without the main subject. The background should find a way to compliment the subject or vise versa. Also, if your image demands it, then it would be a good idea to have the background meld...
