4 years ago
Every Friday the team at the World Photography Organisation will be showcasing images to help uplift, entertain and – most importantly – inspire you to keep taking pictures. For this week, we've selected nine meditative images linked to Zen photography. With the images below, notice each image's negative space, if long exposure or intentional camera movement has been used, and whether the photographer has decided to shoot in black & white. Embracing a Zen-like state into our daily lives can open up creative thinking, helping us to experiment with new ways of shooting. Why not try and practice a little meditative thinking this weekend? It might show you a familiar subject in a whole new light.
© Ronny Behnert, Germany, Finalist, Professional competition, Landscape , 2020 Sony World Photography Awards
© Reuben Wu, United Kingdom, Shortlist, Professional competition, Creative, 2020 Sony World Photography Awards
© Jonathan Walland, United Kingdom, Finalist, Professional competition, Architecture , 2020 Sony World Photography Awards
© Tooru Iijima, National Award, Winner, Japan, 2020 Sony World Photography Awards
© Isao Tabayashi, National Award, 3rd Place, Japan, 2020 Sony World Photography Awards
© Andrius Grigalaitis, Lithuania, Shortlist, Professional competition, Landscape , 2020 Sony World Photography Awards
© Reyad Abedin, Counter Foto- A center for visual Arts, Bangladesh, Student Shortlist, 2020 Sony World Photography Awards
© Bruce Bai, China Mainland, Winner, Youth competition, Nature & Wildlife, 2020 Sony World Photography Awards
© Kiatthaworn Khorthawornwong, National Award, Winner, Thailand, 2020 Sony World Photography Awards
