Photography and Geometry
I’ve discovered that my favorite photos are almost always highly geometrical. This post focuses on my attempts over the last week to photograph geometric subjects. I’ve mainly used a 50mm prime lens that Hayley gave me for our anniversary. (thanks H!)
The lighting, repetition and depth of this photo creates an interesting illusion. From one perspective, it looks like hundreds of cubicles inside an office building. Upon closer inspection, you’ll see that it’s actually the outside of a skyscraper.
I was born on the 23rd of May, so it has always been a special number to me.
Archimedean spirals always interest me. Their perfection is present on snails, cyclones and this rope on a Sydney ferry.
Depth of focus is a relatively elementary principal in photography, but I’m only just learning how to use it to my advantage, especially when shooting repeated objects. It’s always difficult to figure out which item in the set deserves the focus. I especially like this shot, because the focus brings your eyes directly to the last triangle in the series.
Expect to see much more repetition and geometry in my future photos.