Understanding rhythm, harmony, and identity in photography through clicks and sounds! With @david.prsl / "Music has accompanied me all my life and is now nicely intertwined with my photography. One way that music and photography are often related is through the concept of rhythm. In photography, rhythm refers to the repetition of elements in an image, such as patterns, shapes, and lines. This repetition can create a sense of movement and flow, guiding the viewer through the image and creating a sense of unity and coherence. The repetition of shapes, patterns, and lines can help you create a rhythm, and the first four images of this series show you different variations where water plays a crucial role in telling a story in different ways. Another way that music and photography are related is through the concept of harmony. In photography, harmony refers to the balance and proportion of elements in an image. So the placement of objects, the use of color, or the use of light and shadow. To create a sense of harmony, try using analogous colors. So colors that are next to each other on the color wheel. This series can give you a good insight. Identity can be applied to both also. In this sense, I always followed my vision. It is a compliment when people know you took a photo by just looking at it. I think that music also influences my editing style. Since I am attracted to a certain melancholy in the music, this feeling is part of my images also. In this sense, while editing, my favorite tool is the gradient filter which is now more powerful and allows me to direct the viewer through the image. I also do a lot with the HSL faders because they are so helpful in making specific colors stand out or make them less dominant. So these are two tools that can help you achieve harmony and rhythm in your work, and that will shape the identity of your work. In your opinion, what are other strategies to achieve harmony and rhythm in photography? @nomadict: You can read the original article with @david.prsl by visiting the link in our bio!