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Beauty is very dependent on the eyes of the person who looks at it. In my opinion, we can all agree that when we see something beautiful, it does not necessarily mean that it is beautiful in the eyes of others, as well. Thus, if you see something beautiful, it may not necessarily catch the attention of others. Nevertheless, anyone can learn beauty if they want to, learn to appreciate the beauty around them more clearly. So far, every sunset that I have captured with my old camera has always been taken from the corner of the beach. However, this time I took this picture from the side of my house. To learn and study beauty itself, we should look at how beauty forms and patterns.

Indeed, we live in a world that consists of various forms. Occasionally, shapes are balanced, sometimes they're geometric or irregular, like clouds that change over time. There are also attractive flower petals with exciting shapes like spirals and branches of a tree that sheds its leaves. These repetitive forms of beauty create their own pattern and that is the beauty we look at with pleasure. Nature has its own way of creating beauty, and it often does so through forms and shapes. The curves of a mountain, the stripes of a butterfly, or the spiral of a snail shell, are all examples of how nature uses shape and form to create something unique and beautiful.

But it doesn't stop there. Before getting to the shapes and patterns it produces, there must also be light. There is no beauty if everything is pitch black. It is important to note that for black-and-white images, there is still a need for light. We find interesting shapes with special properties, such as details that are clearly visible and colors and textures that are evocative and colorful.

As well as this, the amount of light we see varies greatly depending on the time of day, season, weather, as well as where we live. On a cloudy day, the diffused light of the setting sun is suitable for enjoying the shades of color of wildflowers or autumn leaves. Meanwhile, rugged cliffs and peaks of mountains will display their dramatic shapes in a dramatic way as the sun rises or sets. In the rainy season, soft sunlight adds a romantic touch to the atmosphere. Meanwhile, divers who are brave enough can dive into the depths of the ocean and find wonders in the translucent world beneath the scorching sun.

Shapes, patterns, and light. Where does it stop? No, there is still color and composition. That's right, color makes the things we see around us come alive. While shapes make them appear distinct, colors bring out their uniqueness. The distribution of colors in harmonious patterns creates its own beauty. It could be a bright color like red or orange that seems to demand our attention like the one I caught this afternoon. Ultimately, composition depends on the combination of form, light, and color. Before judging whether something is beautiful or not, we must judge ourselves, others or anyone who observes, studies, and examines.

With the four things listed above, do not rush to claim that everything is not beautiful if you do not understand the basics of beauty. The #hive users who present photography with these basics of beauty are bound to share the same opinion about beauty. However, everyone has the right to judge what they believe is beautiful. The disruption of any of the above elements can cause a change in one's view of beauty. The elements of balance, rhythm, emphasis and contrast are all fundamental to an understanding of beauty. When these elements are combined in a photograph, the viewer can form a shared opinion of beauty with the photographer. Even if these elements are disrupted, the viewer can still form their own opinion of beauty.

Does this sunset feel beautiful when using the above fundamentals of beauty?

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