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The challenge this week is to show our minimalist photos.
Minimalist photography is characterized by a large portion of negative space, a fairly monochromatic color palette with good contrast, and an interesting subject that is able to stand on its own to capture the interest of the viewer.
I think this picture my father took of me in 1951 or 1952 would fit into this category.
Written for Weekly Photo Challenge: Minimalist
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What a lovely photo, Karuna!! just stunning!
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I think so too. I guess my hair was up in pin curls or the bobby pins had just been taken out, because my hair was never that curly!
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it is such a lovely photo though…the innocence of youths
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I love the photo.
I didn’t know my father was ever into photography until I received the photos from my brother earlier this year. Interesting it is a passion of mine now.
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And you are very good as well!! I always enjoy your photos
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Thanks so much.
BTW I am about to post an article about Seattle’s tent cities. Need to read it a few more times before I press publish!
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