As the statement goes, less is more. It could not apply more to the genre of minimalist photography. Of course, exact definition of minimalist photography may vary from person to person, but generally, this type of photography can be summed up in the following way.

In minimalist photography all of the attention is focused upon the photo subject (and it’s dramatically important) – without any elements on the image which may distract from the subject.

So, any element of the photo should be kept at a minimum, yet a few of them would be highly meaningful to the picture’s overall idea. Long story short, you need to use as little elements as possible to convey the scene.

While it’s an interesting genre, minimalist photography is not that popular yet. Sometimes it’s difficult to appreciate minimalism in our culture because of all the excess around us. If it tickles your fancy, you can develop into a master minimalist photography. And the following tips will help you with it.

1. Familiarize Yourself With Minimalism

Minimalism is a whole philosophy, and you need to understand it from the inside to implement it on your pictures.

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