Let's now see how graphic minimalism or minimalism with graphic elements looks like. Graphics is when there are a lot of small details, which means you need to fill the frame with them. Snowfall is great for such scenes.
If we bring the graphics to a common denominator, then it turns out that all the plots contain trees in one form or another.
I'm going to break your brain with all sorts of strange definitions of the genre, but it seems to me that these are pastel urban graphics with elements of minimalism.
Minimalism is not everywhere.
For example, there is a little more minimalism in this photo than in the previous one.
You need to learn to see all the plots with light or color spots.
To do this, you need to defocus your gaze...well, or earn yourself myopia.
The fabric, combined with the texture of wood, bare branches, ragged walls, looks simply spectacular in this style.
And all this is still covered with snow, as if they were sprinkled with powder on top.
And again I have the same effect from these photographs: I begin to love and admire them only now.
And when I went to take pictures, it seemed to me that I was wasting my time.
From such a walk sometimes it can even become physically ill, well, because this is a certain frequency.
This is a vibration frequency that I still cannot understand.
I would understand if the consequences were the same, but at first I feel bad from the walk, but then I feel good from the pictures. This is strange.
But walking is not always bad, it just feels like I'm doing nonsense. But from viewing pictures it is always good and people like them! I think it's worth making such shots for this.
To be continued...