Minimalism Review
Last month’s assignment was ‘Minimalism’. This assignment was to create minimalist photography so what is minimalism? Well in photography, minimalism is defined by its extreme simplicity. A photo which has very little colour, tones and is composed very clinically.
We had loads of amazing entries, so it was hard to choose our favourites. But here at The School of Photography we have picked a few that we liked the best. To join in with these assignments please sign up to our TSOP Membership here.
Our Students Work
©Tim Bryan - Camera Settings - f.3.5 - ISO 100 - 10mm Focal length - 1/500 second
©Thomas H. Lane - Camera Settings - Ebony 5x4 - Schneider 180mm Focal Length - F8
©Alexander Thelen - Camera Settings - Olympus OMD EM 1 mark 2 - 300 mm Focal Length - 1/60 second - F 6.7
©Mark Bootland
©Lenny Wollitz - 1200 Second - f13 - 92mm Focal Length - APS-C - ISO 200 shutter priority
©Martin Russell - Camera Settings - Canon EOS R 1/320 Second - f2.8 - 200mm Focal length
©Adam Smyth
©Jo George Pollock - Camera Settings - F11- 50mm Focal Length - ISO 100 - 1/60 second
©Jay Morgan
©Donny van der Blom - ISO 100 - 40mm Focal Length - f8 1/320 Second on a crop sensor
©Louise Simpson - Camera Settings - Olympus E-M5 MarkIII - 100mm Focal Length - M43 - F5.6 - 1/200 Second
©Chuck Fenstermaker - 55mm Focal Length - ISO 500 - f5.6 - 1/400 second
©Tina Hall
©Lisa Mitchell
©Erika Vegh - Camera Settings - Nikon Z6 - f.4.5 - 1/100 Second - ISO 100 - 50mm Focal length
Thank you everyone who entered into this month’s theme, even if you’ve not been mentioned here, you’ve gone out and practised and from that you’ve learnt and taken another step forward in your photography journey. And remember these are ‘our’ favourites and in this subjective world of photography, your favourites are just as valid as ours.
This month’s assignments is ‘Stretch’. To join in on our assignments become a TSOP Member here.
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