This photography series reflects my experience as a parent witnessing my toddler son’s imaginative exploration during a sleepless weekday night. Through a series of black-and-white photographs, a child interacts with light, as a sense of wonderment and curiosity. The photographs emphasizes the striking contrast between adult perception of the world and childhood wonder, highlighting the beauty of imagination and connection to the world.
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Aesthetics of a Photograph – Interplay of Light & Shadows and Composition (Part 2)
This post is the second part of my series of blog posts on ‘Aesthetics of a Photograph’. The post provides a comprehensive information about the interplay of light and shadows in photography. It covers the importance of quantity, type, quality, and direction of light, as well as the role of shadows and reflections. The inclusionContinue reading “Aesthetics of a Photograph – Interplay of Light & Shadows and Composition (Part 2)”
Seven Elements of Visual Art: Shape, Form & Texture (Part I)
“A writer must understand what nouns, adjectives, adverbs, and other word forms are, before putting them together in sentences that make sense to a reader. Similarly, an artist must understand the essential elements of design that must be put together to create a composition that will “make sense” to a viewer of their artwork.” —Continue reading “Seven Elements of Visual Art: Shape, Form & Texture (Part I)”
Creative Genes 