A parachute in Acapulco.
I love minimalist photos, they are very appealing to me. I’d love to decorate my apartment with stunning framed minimalist photography, but I don’t usually proactively try to capture a minimalist photo.
There is something very calming about the abstraction and geometric patterns in minimalist photography. As I looked through my archives I found some that could be consider that.
A bird in Astoria, Oregon.
Stormy day in Acapulco.
The moonlight reflected on the lake in Laconia, New Hampshire.
Me and a friend after sliding down the snow, Val D’Isere, France
The pink ceiling in our house in India.
The sky through the “roof” at a Thai restaurant in Portland, OR
The game lights at a baseball game in Durham, NC
A statue at Hyde Park, London
Pick your toilet style in India.
The top of the Astoria Column
Sunset in Acapulco, Mexico
Airplane view sunset.
“Carrying the Fire” pin at the Museum of Flight, Seattle
Billboard in rural India.
Field cows in India.
Great shots – and wow, how many minimalistic ones! I had to think and dig for a while to find some at all…
Great shots – and wow, how many minimalistic ones! I had to think and dig for a while to find some at all…
my fave is the the toilet style options in india. that’s really funny!
my fave is the the toilet style options in india. that’s really funny!
Wow, beautiful images. Loved them all.
I like the sunset from the airplane window. I travel for work and occasionally take a late afternoon flight that allows me to witness the vibrant colors of the sun against the horizon from 30,000 feet up. It is simply amazing.
Great photos! I’m jealous of all your travels!!
Wonderful photos.
Love the post and the pictures! <3
Great collection Mani!
In terms of minimalism I loved the fan on the pink ceiling. But the eastern/western WCs were really fun, especially since I wouldn’t have minded some signs like that in some of the places I’ve visited!