Symmetry – Photography Composition
- By: Nate Kay
This post is part of our Rules of Composition in Photography series.
Keeping your subject symmetrical is another good technique to use in photography. You can also achieve amazing results by exploring interesting ways to show symmetry in your subject(s) or finding a break in the symmetry.
Here are 25 inspiring symmetry photos.
Central station by Stig Nygaard
Dark Coast by Nathan Siemers
Supply and Demand by Daniel Parks
Hungarian Parliament Symmetry by Dimitry B.
Symmetry by MaxiuB
Getting Away... by Martin Heigan
In The Orchard by Eric
sf: .bridge by smif
underpierclouds by David Gordon Whittaker
Birdeye by svenwerk
Trains by svenwerk
Middle Of A Dream by Victor Bezrukov
Transco Blue by Tom Haymes
Vanishing Point by Shin-ichi Higashi
lost by Phil Hilfiker
Borrowdale in Pink by Tim Haynes
Golden Apples by Rory
Friday Linkin Park Jumping by Michael Dunn
Umeda sky building escalator by Simon
Life by Toshihiro Oimatsu
My Most Treasured Gift by Gep Pascual
A Perfect Morning at Glacier National Park by Trey Ratcliff
Moongarden by Marcel Germain
underground symmetry II by Phil Hilfiker
weekend inspiration by Mohamed Muha
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