Cloudy minimalism-2

In the summer, I tried to make a series of minimalistic clouds in a clear sky, and after that I often turned my attention to the sky in search of interesting single clouds.

But somehow it didn't catch my eye, it didn't make me take the camera out of my backpack.

But one day, the interesting shape of cirrus clouds still surprised me and I photographed them again in a minimalistic style.

Now I want to collect an interesting collection of such different clouds.

I'll draw a small parallel: last fall I wanted to collect a herbarium of urban trees and plants, but in a minimalist style, that is, if a birch leaf, then sooo small.

It's the same with clouds – collect all types of clouds, but in their smallest manifestation.

There are already cirrus and cumulus ones.

In general, this year, unlike last year, I began to pay attention not just to the clouds as a fact, but to their interesting shape.

Clouds as a fact are interesting from a scientific point of view or from a reportage point of view.

And shapes and minimalism are ready to be printed as art to decorate a minimalist interior.

The value of forms and minimalism is that it was created without the use of AI or computer graphics.

If I were looking for reliable images, I would turn to reportage photographers who avoid digital graphics.

In general, the topic is interesting and will continue.

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