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30 Photos Showing What Symmetry Really Means – Part 2

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 more photographs (check our the previous 30 photos highlighting symmetrical balance) which were shot with symmetrical balance in mind.

Two shadows on white background suggesting devils
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Two pumpkins in front of a window
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Two pairs of hands painted in white and red on green blackground
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Red abstract shape
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Symmetrical pho shot
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Abstract Symmetrical Photograph
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Green and Red Symmetrical Photo
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Red Symmetrical Abstract shape
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Pair of hands painted in red on red background
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A green leaf, Symmetrical
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Vienna, Austria, Symmetrical
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Vienna, Austria, Symmetrical
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Cactus with red spines
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Red apple on red background
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4 squares united forming another square
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Symmetrical structure
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Pomegranate seeds, close-up
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Yellow Industrial machinery
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Young Woman with hidden face
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Symmetrical wood
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A red and a green apple
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Long exposure night photography
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Summetrical photoshot
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Black and white symmetry
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White dices on white background
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Porcelain and glasses
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Two mugs creating a symmetrical ballanced photo
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Low-key Photography example
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Low-key Photography example
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Low-key Photography example
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Low-key Photography example
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Circular and symmetrical photograph
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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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