Enthusiasts can benefit a lot from surrounding themselves with like-minded people. It helps them fuel each other's passion for the craft and continue to get better at it.
The Facebook group 'Minimalist Photography' is a perfect example of such a place. It embraces both classical minimalism and post-minimalism, or the so-called artistic (or conceptual) minimalism, and invites people to share their works.
"We look for uncluttered artistic images of quality and originality," the team running the group writes in its 'About' section.
Founded all the way back in March 2005, the community now unites 285K members. "We have evolved [our] rules over several years and they seem to work to keep the timeline focused on the artwork and the room a civil, respectful, and enlightening place."
Continue scrolling to check out our hand-picked collection of some of the group's most popular images.
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I N S O M N I A
Gray With Yellow
Weathering The Storm
First Post
Landscapers Palette
Really cool image, but I'm struggling to see how it fits the 'minimalist' theme.
After Light
Rain Incoming
Misty Blue
Hunza Pakistan
Figures In The Mist
Blue On Blue. The Mediterranean
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Empty
Summer Perspective
Cyan & Red
Queuing
Sunrise Through A Leaf
Perfect Storm
The Edge
New Mexico, USA
Next Station
Rondini
1 second after this photo was taken, the bird in the middle dropped his 'bomb' right onto the photographer. /jk
Daylilly Droplets
My First Post
Ligt Line
Different Ways
these pics- are utterly amazing. me over here with the iphone 7 and the 50 year old cannon cam
Only One Cosmic Thing
Old Dock
Shadows…
1st Post Here
Hope This Qualifies
Santa Cruz. Oran, Algeria
If you painted that, nobody would believe you had got the perspective right
Feather
Lotus
Alentejo - Portugal
Cc Welcome
Sunset
Under The Eiffel Tower, Paris France
Just A Tree!
Magic Touch
Heron Reflects
Oaxaca, México
Tree In A Field
Untitled
Blue And White
Grand Egyptian Museum’s Minimal Architecture
Colors, Lines And Shapes
Architecture In Amsterdam
But At Least Tried
Floating
Morning Coffee
Together
Minimalist Portrait
Snowstorm
Stairway To Heaven!
Let's put a big orange ball bouncing on the stairs, and we've got "On the beach" by Chris Rea.
