Repetitive motifs in photography have a comforting effect on the eye. Geometry has been used in photography and painting since the beginning of art. Whether the geometric objects are hidden or obvious, the human eye has the ability to link individual objects with a geometric pattern. Circles represent a closed and complete sphere, lines appear to move, triangles create tension, squares and rectangles create a balance. Check out our gallery.
Find the Balance, Composition, and Geometry In Photography
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