Honorable Mention
The Na'Pali Coast
DESCRIPTION
A panoramic image showcasing the artwork crafted by a relationship of pure juxtaposition - Fire and Water and is a literal display of how our planet came to be as we know it today. The Na Pali coast on the Hawaiian island of Kauai was formed by the lava spat out by violent volcanos millions of years ago. Since then the surrounding water has chiseled this rock into sharp pointy peaks with intriguingly textured valleys and cliffs. The richness of the volcanic soil results in vivid colours with sheer brilliance, especially if the light touches the surface a certain way. The sea reflects the blue of the sky absorbing the colour so intensely with a luminance that seems impossible. The soft clouds resting at the tip of the volcanic peaks soften the scape while displaying the unique weather system of the region. AUTHOR
I am a self taught photographer from Melbourne, Australia and have a particular interest in environmental and fine art portraits as well as travel and landscape photography. I have always dabbled in photography as a hobby since childhood but my passion came to life in the Covid-19 lockdowns where I created a home studio and began refining my craft with my family as subjects.