Minimalism: Final Draft

             In this series I selected eight photographs from my previous drafts that I felt best embodied the minimalist aspects and themes of my project. The majority of the photos focus on simple geometric shapes and have limited color pallets, thus magnifying the minimalist aspects of the pictures. All of the photos were taken in and around Drew over the course of a week and a half with five coming from the first draft and three coming from the second draft.

Minimalism: Second Draft

              This set of photos is a continuation of the minimalist pictures in the previous post. I adhered to many of the techniques used in the previous draft, however I attempted to focus on different areas of the neighborhood around Drew that I had not yet photographed.

                                   

Minimalism: First Draft

          For the final project I choose to focus on minimalism. I was able to try and take many of the techniques learned over the course of the semester, put them into practice and apply them to minimalist photography. I tried to focus my pictures on either simple geometric shapes or simple, two dimensional surfaces. Many of the pictures are taken from a very close perspective in order to isolate the subject and reduce the distractions that stem from the surrounding world. These seven pictures are the photos taken that I feel best fulfill my criteria.