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30 Photos Showing What Symmetry Really Means – Part 1

Symmetrical balance is one the the most important rules in photography, and any other fine arts. Often, symmetry is associated with perfection (human physiognomy, architecture, etc), however, too much symmetry tends to create a somehow boring visual image. Bellow I’ll post 30 photographs which were shot with Symmetrical balance in mind.

Geometrical pattern, black on white
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Various geometrical shapes on a building
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Four concrete squares forming another, bigger square
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Elliptical shape formed by multiple cones
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Abstract violet pattern
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Square and romboedric shape on green background
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Elliptical shape formed by multiple cones
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Portrait of a young woman, simetry
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Three candles, white on black
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Black and white photography highlighting the simetry
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Two guitars forming a simetrical photograph
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Yellow building block forming a simetrical image
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An electricity tower and clouds
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Long exposure fire playing photoshot
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A red umbrella highlighting the simetry in photography
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A low key symmetrical photograph
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Symmetrical building shot by night
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Close-up o a cat with blue eyes
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Stairs highlighting symmetry
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Human hands on black background
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High Key painted wood, white
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Different spices in spoons and red background
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Interior of a building block
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A young man insite a building block looking towards the sky
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Spiral stairs
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Spiral stairs
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Iron gates
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Symmetrical architecture
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Symmetrical pattern
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With over 15 years of experience in marketing, particularly in the SEO sector, Gombos Atila Robert, holds a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing from Babeș-Bolyai University (Cluj-Napoca, Romania) and obtained his bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate (PhD) in Visual Arts from the West University of Timișoara, Romania. He is a member of UAP Romania, CCAVC at the Faculty of Arts and Design and, since 2009, CEO of Jasmine Business Directory (D-U-N-S: 10-276-4189). In 2019, In 2019, he founded the scientific journal “Arta și Artiști Vizuali” (Art and Visual Artists) (ISSN: 2734-6196).

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