This week's curated photostream was "Symmetry". Symmetry is important because it's either in your life or in your photography. For me personally, I compose symmetrically pleasing images because it brings balance and calm to my life. Sometimes this doesn't mean 100 percent perfectly straight horizons or exposed subjects, and thats ok because life doesn't work that way either. I think it is important to bring yourself into your photography, including your own imperfections. It's what makes them real. Though my reason is a personal one, I am sure the following photographers have their own reasons for composing such brilliant images. 

Next week, we will have a new theme of "Passage of Time" curated by Katie Mollon. Submit up to three images for this theme by dropping them here! This theme should open up some really creative possibilities! We can't wait to see your images!  

Train Depot | Ansco Speedex B2 | Delta 100 | Bobby Kulik

Vanishing Point | Bessa L /w Heliar 15mm F/4.5 | Portra Film | Greg Williamson

VA Bridge | Hasselblad 500cm /w 60mm CT Lens | Aaron Bieleck

Arches | Mamiya 645 ProTL | Ruby Berry

Horizontotality | RB67 /w 180mm Lens | Portra 160 Film | Nils Karlson

Carolina | Zero Image | Sarah Taft

Untitled | Nikon F90x | Ektachrome XPro | Lucy Wainwright

Humber Bridge | Voigtlander Bessa R | Robert Law

Mortensillesen Morning | Leica x2z | Fuji Superia 400 Film | Morten Sillesen

ivebeendreamingofleavingforawhilenow | Hasselblad 500cm /w 80mm F/2.8 Lens | Nathaniel Perales

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Michael Behlen is a photography enthusiast from Fresno, CA. He works in finance and spends his free time shooting instant film and seeing live music, usually a combination of the two. Check out his work here!