This black and white version of an abstract rock formation near Petrel Cove is from the archives in 2019.
A colour version, which was posted in 2019, is here.
I have been starting to research and write about photographic abstraction that moves beyond the modernist idea of abstraction as non-figuration of the mid-twentieth century. Whilst doing so I have been working my way through the archives.
This abstraction was made at the bottom of the western edge of Kings Head, Waitpinga. It is almost to the point. It was made whilst I was on an afternoon poodlewalk in January, 2018:
At the time I was struck by the light across the face of the granite as well as the complexity of the shape of the granite formation. The picture was made with a digital camera, and it was a study for a possible large format b+w photo. I've never been back to do the b+w photo session as the Sinar f1 camera wasn't ready.