Posts Tagged ‘shapes’

The Red Channel: I was intrigued by the brilliant red between the white longitudinal lines (which is in a hemispherical structure, mapping the inside of the heavens on earth). They seem to give a feeling of blood flowing in a pure, clean body. Photograph/Sanjay Nanda
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Yantra Mantra and its Spatial Art

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Exploring the Self with Ninjin Puntsag

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Photograph/Bhavneet Bajaj
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Bhavneet Bajaj: On Her Own

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Monochromatic Architecture

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A B&W scheme can work well with repetitive patterns. Shot with: Apple iPhone 5 Photograph/Joao Bucho
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Spaces and Places

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Photograph/João Bernardino
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João Bernardino: Solitude in the Abandoned

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Typographical elements and signage often make for strong, graphical photographs. They also help you understand the balance between different elements and a whole variety of colour schemes. Photograph/Dora Mitsona.
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Give Yourself an Exercise

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Shape of Bokeh

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How do you make round-shaped bokeh?

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Reveries of a Minimalistic World | Winners and Honourable Mentions | Better Photography Weekly Challenge

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Urban Patterns | Winners and Honourable Mentions | Better Photography Weekly Challenge

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The distinct shape of the bird makes for a wonderful break in the sharp repeating lines formed by the reeds and stalks of grass. Photograph/Saibal Gupta.
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Breaking Structured Patterns

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