When I look through the finder of my camera, I always take the picture I see for granted. That's why Later I don't wan't to do any major edits on it. I mostly try to support what it already has, not to add anything to it and seldom crop or experiment with a given Picture. But that also makes me being very unsure when I want to change it in a specific way. I want to try out, without losing what I have got. For me I found is a simple solution for this: I have seen wonderful pictures on DA that capture Moments and Impressions in a very minimalistic, artistic way. Here copping plays a crucial role:





That way I can cover pictures I would put up as a whole and try out how I can change and cut them to archive a 'new' effect, that is hidden when you see the picture as a whole.
So I started a little Project for my own. I called it 'nosquare' because I make cut-outs but I'll do it freehand rather than applying a squareform to it. Other than that I'll freely edit the pictures.

I also have my rules so, to make it interesting for myself: One is but to only edit the snippets as a whole. When masks would be needed than the cut-out is still to different in itself (or to big) to be ONE minimalistic feeling.
Also pictures will have no names but will rather be numbered, having a certain logo that always just changes the ID.

(Interesting maybe: The logo size will be the same at all times so a bigger Logo means the cut-out more Zoomed it.)

I'll do this just for fun, training and it's independent from my other photos, to have a completely new approach. When you like them: Check them, otherwise just skip.

I'll put 000,001 and 002 online today, lets see how it goes!