Here is another example of how you can apply such a genre of photography as graphics. While walking, I came across an old dilapidated house. For beginning I just shot the house as a fact and then tried to reveal its decrepit textures using graphic techniques.
I also captured everything that surrounds this house - sheds, garages, fences and other trash.
The house was once very beautiful. This is evidenced by its architectural elements.
This dilapidated building is still inhabited, but very soon it will not be here.
The graphics of the lumber mess are well emphasized by the snow.
Rusty iron is a separate type not only of graphics, but also as an independent element for shooting. In this case, the iron just complements the plot.
I have not yet seen a single photo where a circle as a geometric figure would look bad!
General plans are needed as introductory documentary views.
And then just an endless flight of creativity. Here everything is already individual, who will see what.
It's like a still life in a natural environment.
Any geometric shapes in their obvious manifestation will look advantageous in the picture.
This wood carving reminds me of the Cyrillic inscription.
But this is just a carving...
Any lines that break the main linear composition give dynamics even to a unvolume frame.
But for some reason, my whole graphics comes down to chaos and dirty mess...
Rhythms are only sometimes remotely traced.
To be continued...
