July Challenge - MINIMALISM II

In my commercial work so much of my time is spent dealing with technical crap, babysitting egos, and so on, that whenever I get a chance I love to just walk and follow my eye.

Here are few more examples of the little things that can be so big if one takes the time to see them.

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These are just very beautiful artistic minimalistic photographs you are sharing here!

I just want to agree to you statement tiny things can be big!

So glad you enjoy these.
Thanks for sharing your reaction with us. 🙏

Beautiful work, as always, Julian. You're not exactly selling commecial photography as a rewarding career path!

Thanks Chris, always your are so generous. 🙏
As to choosing a career in photography....

These are lovely, Julian! So glad you had the chance to do your own thing. You're very good at it!

While all your photographs are great, there are two that stand out for me personally. #2 and #3.

#2: Trust a cat to find the best place to hang out with proper lighting. The can (but not all do) make great photogenic models.

#3: As a retired electrical worker my mind screams "Code Violation!", while knowing every jurisdiction has their own rules governing electrical installation.

Then there is the craftsman in me admiring the beautiful yet simplistic and aged woodwork.

And finally the Artist that sees composition and framing, foreground elements, background and texture, and lighting and tone.

Thanks so much Dean for your feedback and kind words.

When I was in school I had a job at a local photo lab souping film and printing to help make ends meet. Though I learned many things there the one that I think still hold true is that more film/bytes & bits are wasted on cats that on everything else combined. 🤣

As to "code..." thought I would share just a taste of what is 'normal' in much of the rest of the world. Just to help you sleep well at night. 😁

Thanks again!

I sleep well just knowing I don't sleep in areas like that!

Be safe my friend.

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