Guest Post on 35mmc Photography Blog: Architectural photography with a 50mm lens (and some thoughts on minimalism)

Daniel SiggBlog, Film photography, Photography, Photography philosophy2 Comments

Architecture - Black and white

I wrote another guest blog for Hamish Gill’s 35mmc Blog Site, you can find it here.

Some thoughts on Minimalism

I have long been fascinated and influenced minimalism as an art form, minimalist design and minimalist architecture. When I was younger, I studied the works of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and other architects, and still own some “minimalist” furniture from the Bauhaus area.  Minimalistic design has been highly influenced by Japanese traditional design and architecture, and I personally always loved the Japanese design aesthetic.

But I also became interested in minimalism as a lifestyle / philosophy. Using minimalism as a lifestyle “term” is probably more recent development. Proponents of this lifestyle say that it is all about living with less: less financial burden and less unnecessary expenses. And more about experiences.

The guest blog will dive further into those issues and will also have more images using minimalist aesthetic, and photography gear.

Blog_June_35mm Roll 53 Rollei Retro 400S Nikon FM3a 50mm 1.8 HC110_20

Rollei Retro 400S Nikon FM3a 50mm f1.8

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