Composition here is built on clarity, balance, and intention. The frame is structured so the eye moves cleanly – distractions fall away and each element earns its place. Negative space shapes the rhythm; geometry, alignment, and proportion guide the image. Simplification is the method: removing to reveal. In black-and-white, structure comes forward – tones carry weight, contrast punctuates, and form is allowed to speak. Light refines the order: soft light calms; directional light carves shape.

Every edge is placed with purpose, keeping relationships exact – scale, intervals, and boundaries working together. Whether architecture, street, or abstract detail, the aim is the same: a considered, well-balanced image that reads effortlessly and holds up over time. Minimal means, exact craft.