When the muses leave us, the camera is becoming more and more relegated to the background until it ends up practically forgotten in the back of a closet. For inactivity calls inactivity. The fewer photographs, the less you feel like it, unless you have an event, a trip or something that takes you out of lethargy, meanwhile, on a day-to-day basis, if you wait for inspiration to come to you alone, you will die trying. The muses sometimes come, of course, but if they don't get you working they will start where they have come from. So we better never let ourselves fall into this state of hibernation. How? Putting you to work. That's why I bring you 33 photographs that invite calm and tranquility. If you want to know the tricks of how to achieve them you can read them here, today I only show you inspiration, so that your camera does not accumulate cobwebs, but images.
MARINE AND UNDERWATER WORLD
Watching a fishbowl is as relaxing as contemplating the sea. You are seized by a peace that is not comparable to many other emotions. The water, the slow movement of their living beings, the blue ... This sensation is also transmitted in the photographs, here I bring you some examples. If you like aquatic images you can see here how to achieve them .WATER
And not only the water of the sea, the water itself is relaxing, whether in the sea, in a pool, a lake, a river, a fountain or a bathtub. Listening to running the water usually has a balsamic effect, when you want to de-stress visits to a SPA, or take a “relaxing bath”, there are even those who place a small fountain in their living room to listen to the water running or in the garden. Here I show you some images of water that will give you some peace.NATURE
Flowers, plants, landscapes , water, combinations of everything a little ... the fact is that these types of photographs end up hypnotizing anyone who gets ahead. Do you want to prove it?SUNSETS
After the hustle and bustle of the day, life begins to calm down at dusk, it is something we have assumed without realizing it. That's why the sunsets calm us so much.BREAK TIME
Any posture, object or gesture that reflects or symbolizes a rest, a stop along the way, will end up transmitting a bit of tranquility in this world of haste.MINIMALISM
The order of minimalism, the absence of objects and the beauty of simplicity bring peace and calm. I think that's why the Japanese are so calm, they are the "kings" of minimalismMONOCHROME
And when I speak of monochrome I do not mean black and white, but photographs in which only one color predominates. In this case, it is the blue that transmits serenity, tranquility and calm, although you can also use the white that transmits peace.