Looking for symmetry in Black and White - Monomad Challenge

When taking a picture a photographer always tries to find perfection. Some places are built or just look in a way that gives you that perfection, you only need to place yourself on the right spot to find that symmetry.

Here I share with you some of the ones I found during my trips!

Tunnel I found in Belgium. It is a tunnel that connects two areas of the city. Having in mind that in Belgium sometimes they get a strong weather I guess they built it for people to walk and cycle between main points. You only need to take an elevator down and follow the path.

Normally bridges are built in symmetry, otherwise it would probably fall. But this one looks amazing since it is not too big so it can be shot entirely. I found it in Japan once I looked back while I was taking pictures of Mt. Fuji.

I have to say that this was a lucky one. I went to visit Princes Pier in Melbourne to see the sunset and while i was waiting for it i decided to go underneath the pier, just for fun. That moment I realised that it was the best decision I could have made.

Look for piers to find that perfection. Just stay still in the middle and take the picture. If you are lucky to have a great background then you'll have a stunning picture.

Same story with stairs. In this case, because I found it hiking in the Himalayas, these stairs are steep and high, perfect for giving you a clear shot of its symmetry.

INFO:

Original photos

• Location 1: Antwerp, Belgium.
  Camera: Canon M50
  Lens: Canon EF 24-105/4 L IS USM
• Location 2: Lake Kawaguchi, Japan.
  Camera: Canon M50
  Lens: Canon EF 24-105/4 L IS USM
• Location 3: Princes Pier, Australia.
  Camera: Canon M50
  Lens: Canon EF 24-105/4 L IS USM
• Location 4: New Zealand.
  Camera: Canon M50
  Lens: Canon EF 24-105/4 L IS USM
• Location 5: Himalayas, Nepal
  Shot on One Plus One

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