the simple things

jpb1974

Love this old pier -

MartMax

I think I might have posted this before, anyhow.

humberklog

old one

DaireQuinlan

dakar

Ghost Train

joeKel73

okmqaz42

sNarah

dakar

CabanSail

One of the first shots I took when I got my D70 back in 2005 when I went trying the new toy out in Ballina NSW




and a more recent shot from Phoenix Park

magicbastarder

theboat

dakar

ellieswellies

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ellieswellies/

ThOnda

Lovely topic. Once I get something from the picture, a feeling or emotion, I don't need to have there too many things in it.

Less is more, that's what I always say

And few attempts for minimalism in my pictures:

Promac

I really like that last one Th0nda.

magicbastarder

might have been a bit better if the film hadn't crapped out:

Promac

Looks cool MB - like a filter in PS or something.

Melia

magicbastarder

am beginning to scrape the bottom of the barrel a bit here...

magicbastarder

i've just noticed that six of the seven shots i've posted to this thread were taken on film. probably reflects the slower pace i'd work at when using film.

GristlyEnd

Never got any attention on pixie but its one of my favourite photos. I have it framed in the hallway The vignette and soft edges are a result of the lens used not the processing

Skittle

I have two which might qualify for "simple"



and this one...

Scarlett68

The Snipe

Having a heart in an image really helps it, so despite being a simple image, even having an animal, insect, plant or anything in there, really adds to it. (In most cases)

DaireQuinlan

XiledSniper wrote: »

Having a heart in an image really helps it, so despite being a simple image, even having an animal, insect, plant or anything in there, really adds to it. (In most cases)

The whole point of the image being simple in the first place is a that it should lack any real focus or subject. Abstracts.

The Snipe

DaireQuinlan wrote: »

The whole point of the image being simple in the first place is a that it should lack any real focus or subject. Abstracts.

True, but I had only read the first two pages when I had said it :P

In the likes of the photos on page 1 for example, when it was over the ocean, having a bird in there or something just adds to it I find, but I understand what you are saying :P

dakar

Scarlett68