Embarking on the journey of art and photography has been transformative, marked by losses, gains, and countless experiences. Inspired by a mother’s wisdom on lifelong learning, diving into this world felt fresh. Initial knowledge came from YouTube, but a mentor’s guidance proved pivotal in understanding photography’s technical and emotional aspects. Facing challenges led to resilience and joy in discovery. Mastery of visual elements—line, shape, form, color, texture, space, and value—enhanced the artistic perspective. Experimentation created depth and drama in photographs. This blog series shares insights to inspire others on their artistic exploration, shedding light on the beauty and complexity of art and photography.

Lets set stages to this # #rewaj? on Lines and Shapes again. This time around we shall explore post-processing as well. To determine if my first inference of what I captured is still evident or if I am able to turn a page of Visual Storytelling with Lines and Shapes alone.

Here is an attempt on finding ways to practice basic elements that we see in nature and otherwise. Lines and Shapes that make up everything else. We’ll see if we come around to cover all seven elements – lines, shapes, value, space, form, color and texture.