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At first it was the stark contrast of black and white which drew my eyes to Alexey Bednij's works. The sharp patterns and curious shapes played with my vision and kept me glued, my brain trying to decipher just what it was I was looking at.

Initially, Alexey Bednij's compositions seemed like a feat of luck and patience, with the perfectly placed elements looking like they just miraculously fell on the perfect spot within the frame, with the light hitting them at just the right angle. Upon closer inspection though, I saw that it was more the work of a masterful eye than fate and a whole lot of free time.

The Russian photographer is making a name for himself with playful shadow photographs which tease the eyes and the mind at the same time. He artfully fills each frame with positive and negative shapes, with light and shadow, which sort of create a visual tug and shove resulting in dynamic, captivating, and sometimes even mind-boggling images.

He also defies the laws of physics with his liberties on light play; logic obviously takes a backseat to aesthetics as he places his shadows this way and that, not caring about one of the primary rules of art and shading (and science). It doesn't matter though bec

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Industrial Minimalist: Photographer captures the abstract beauty of industrial estates

Stuart explains: "This seemed to be contradictory to the mood of the estate at the time, which was typically drab, visually uninspiring and, being a Sunday morning, rather subdued and quite eerie. This was the start of my Industrial Minimalism project, an attempt to show that the most unlikely of subjects can be inspiring.

"I am no stranger to urban minimalism; having reviewed my photo collection recently, the earliest example I could find is from 1982. However, at that time it was more opportunistic. However, since the start of this project I now make a concerted effort wherever possible to drive or walk through industrial estates, wherever I am in the world. Indeed, I could be classed as an industrial estate tourist."

If you love this style of minimalist photography, follow Stuart's latest work at www.stu-artphoto.com.

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