White Buildings and Blue Sky

In photography, simplicity is often the determining factor. Simplicity in combining two colors such as the white of the wall and the blue of the sky. The most interesting thing about this image is the cut it is given, with this dividing line between the two colors, which first descends diagonally, then curves, and finally descends vertically.

This photo is an exaltation of geometries and shadows, thanks to the splendid effects created by the large window. Very particular also the cut given, with the image of the skyscraper in the background which remains tilted. The sky, seen through the sunny windows, takes on a delicate, almost pastel blue, which contributes to making the photo chromatically balanced.

Photo with a really simple look, with architectures without windows, shines for the charm that is given to her by the contrast between the corner lines and the curved ones. Perfect composition, and also the cut. There are three colors, a bright white that contrasts with the blue sky, and then the gray door.

This church in Mykonos, compared to other Greek buildings that are often photographed by enthusiasts, has irregular and unclean shapes, which make one think almost of a mountain, a spur of rock. This gives the photo a certain charm, made very well also by the brightness of the walls.