Minimalism, an artistic movement that emerged in the United States in the 1960s, sought to feature the basic elements and eliminate non-essential components. In recent years, minimalism is making a strong comeback and you're likely to find minimalist design in everything from product packaging and websites to photography and home interiors. 

Some key tips to capturing a great minimalist shot:

• Color: What many photos lack in subject matter, they make up for with color or contrast.
• Composition: The "rule of thirds" applies here and will help when deciding how to frame your subject.
• Keep it simple: Try to pick a striking and engaging subject that will catch the eye. 
• Strong lines: Strong horizontal or vertical lines lend themselves to strong composition, as they will give a solid structure to the image.

Check out this Collection for example photos. When uploading photos, use tag: minimalism or minimalist

*Credit: Simon Bray for Envato 

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