Minimalism phase 1

1) I would define minimalism as a style of photography in which you include the least amount of elements in a photograph possible while maintaining your subject as the main focus. Minimalism should hold the qualities of having one subject, a uniform background, and a clear focus on the foreground.
2)
 I enjoy this photograph because it employs a uniform color throughout and i have a fondness for photos where the subject is a person.
Street photography is an area that really interests me in photography, and i feel this shows that great examples of minimalism can be found anywhere
 This photo shows the power a piece can have behind it even when minimal elements are used within the piece. From a technical standpoint I found this piece to have a beautiful use of pattern to draw your eyes to the man, even with a uniform color palette.

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