1/8 sec; f/4.5; ISO: 200
Negative space in photography refers to the unoccupied areas surrounding the main subject, often serving as a crucial element in composition. By incorporating negative space, photographers can evoke a sense of balance, simplicity, and focus on the subject’s significance. This technique allows viewers to appreciate not only what is present but also what is absent, inviting interpretation and enhancing the overall visual impact of the image.