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Minimalism in Photography: Less is More (Tips, History & My Process)

In this video, I dive deep into the art of minimalism in photography — what it is, why it matters, and how you can apply it to your own work. I demonstrate how to create powerful, clean, and impactful images by focusing on simplicity, context, and composition. 📸 What You’ll Learn: The 3 key principles of minimalism: Clear Idea, Clean Composition, No Distractions. A brief history of minimalist photography, from early pioneers like Edward Weston to modern masters like Michael Kenna and Hiroshi Sugimoto. My personal approach to minimalism: How I sculpt my photos by removing distractions and focusing on context, space, and light. Practical tips for shooting, editing, and showcasing minimalist photographs. 🖼️ Why Minimalism? Minimalism isn’t just about simplicity — it’s about creating images that speak volumes with less. I’ll share my journey of moving toward minimalism, the challenges I’ve faced, and how I’ve learned to balance simplicity with meaning. 🔍 Key Takeaways: How to exclude unnecessary elements and focus on what truly matters. The importance of context, light, and movement in creating depth and emotion. Tips for printing and framing minimalist photos to let them shine. 📷 My Advice to You: Before shooting: Don’t press the shutter if you can’t remove distractions. After shooting: Edit with purpose — but don’t lose the soul of your photo. Showcasing: Give your minimalist photos the space they deserve. Whether you’re exploring minimalism for the first time or refining your craft, this video will inspire you to see photography in a new light. Let’s embrace the power of simplicity together! 00:00 Introduction 00:16 What is Minimalism? 00:55 History 02:25 My Motivation 02:54 Inclusion and Exclusion