Tag Archive for: Minimalistic Photography

Interested in Photos by Fidan Nazim Qizi

Interested in Photos by Fidan Nazim Qizi

I have always been interested in photos. When I was younger, I used to pore through drawers of photos and photo albums that my parents made, looking at them, rearranging them, and remembering the moment that they were taken. Little did I know that those pictures would someday help shape a great hobby of mine and something that brought me great joy - photography.
Staircase by Leanne LindsayStaircase by Leanne Lindsay

Staircase by Leanne Lindsay

The click of the shutter echoed softly in the cavernous hall of the MCA. I peered through the lens, the black and white viewfinder framing a scene both strange and captivating. It was Do Ho Suh's exhibition, and my attention was snagged by a mesmerizing sight – a staircase, meticulously crafted from what looked like shimmering moonlight. Made entirely of translucent nylon fabric, the steps defied gravity, twisting upwards like a wisp of smoke. The stark contrast of the black and white photo only amplified its ethereal quality. In the distance, a tiny figure stood silhouetted in a doorway, bathed in a soft light. Suh's work has always resonated with me, his exploration of home, identity, and the spaces we inhabit sparking a deep connection. This fabric staircase felt like a metaphor – a portal to the past, a bridge between cultures, a pathway etched with memories.
The Solitude by Stefania Primicerio

The Solitude by Stefania Primicerio

This woman was entering the church in Rome named Santa Maria in Vallicella, an important church in the center of the city of Rome. The light was very strong and the city was very hot that day. The magnificence of the church and the solitude of the woman caught my attention.
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