When I’m working on a painting I’m constantly thinking about the interactions between positive and negative space. With my photos not so much…
In fact, as I go through my photos I see that the only time I’m really conscious of negative and positive space is with silhouettes. In Penang I happened upon a lot of objects silhouetted against a dramatic sky, probably my best example of using negative space in photos without doing a ton of cropping and editing.
Silhouette of a building with birds atop the POLIS sign. 
A metalwork arch over an entranceway. 
A building against the dramatic sky. 
Light bulbs strung from a single wire.
Building sprouting two TV antennas
More on the Lens-Artist Photo Challenge: Negative Space.
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Silhouettes are a great target for negative space Elizabeth, as your examples clearly show
These silhouette photos are great selections for this theme. Thank you, Elizabeth for sharing these images with us. 🙂
Excellent! My favorite is the arch.
Nice silhouettes.
I appreciate the b&w treatment. My favourite is the one of the POLIS sign.
Excellent examples. Very well done.
So much to like and nice flow in the series of photos here – the tv antennae were my fav – and the bulbs – but this had a historical kind of feel