From time to time I continue to learn about myself and the world around me through photography. Graphics of nature is turned out too global generalized concept. But I, unfortunately, did not come up with something more suitable.
In this post I want to understand how to name such canvases.
This is definitely not a landscape, although very close to it. There is always no sky here, very often there is no planning, there is no main object, lines, perspectives. But this is still a photography.
Texture is the predominant part of the elements that make up the material.
Graphics is a type of fine art that uses lines, strokes, spots and dots as main visual means.
Color can also be applied, but, unlike painting, here it traditionally plays a supporting role.
Patterns are small image elements that, when compiled with each other, form an endless pattern without visible borders.
It turns out that these photographic images do not fall under any term!
Minimalism is generally far away.
Nevertheless, if you give a specific definition of these pictures, it will most likely be a landscape.
Landscape is a genre of fine art in which the main subject of the image is pristine, or to one degree or another, transformed by man nature. In the landscape work, particular importance is attached to building the perspective and composition of the species, transferring the state of the atmosphere, air and light environment, and their variability.
I understand that I should call this a graphic landscape.
I could not think of anything else. Perhaps my head is now loaded with a bit of other household problems.
But I can’t think about the earthly and universal at the same time...
To new graphic landscapes!