Simple lines, curves and shapes – these are beautiful photos from the Minimalist Vision series by French photographer Nicolas Rottiers. Minimalism is a game with environment, its contrasts and shadows where you have to discover details that others will not notice. Elegant black-and-white photos with subtle silhouettes that hide their charm and use pure color and a bit of a foggy background. See for yourself, photos below!
Photography: Nicolas Rottiers
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