Over the weekend I hung out with my two best friends at their place in Bathurst. It was a much-needed break away from all the stress and pressure I’m dealing with at the moment.
On the drive home today, when I stopped to rest I took this photo. It turned out better than I anticipated so I worked on it a bit. Mostly pushed shadows and contrast, and below is the result.
I’ve been meaning to get a photo of my hair being blown around in the wind before I shave my head for a while now. The wind in this location was not as strong as I wanted, but it was strong enough. There’s a sense of motion, but my hair still feels still, I think. Almost looks like some of it is grown as though branches.
I’ll probably take something similar on another day, but next time I’m definitely using the tripod. I balanced the camera on a rock and, whilst the photo works, I think using the tripod would’ve helped get something better. Oh well.
This is my submission into the two hundred-and-eighty-ninth Lens-Artists Photo Challenge. The theme for this one is “Tools of Photo Composition“.
You could argue composition / framing here, but my main focus was ensuring I was in focus. This is more about light and shape / form, I think.
The host of the Lens-Artists challenges cycles weekly between the following people:
John is curating this one. Next week Leya is curating.
I recommend participating in the challenges as they provide a fun way to interpret theme. If not participating, then at least you should still check out what others of the Lens-Artists community are submitting.
I hope you enjoy.










