This weekly photo challenge was extra challenging due to the
fact that it was a self-portrait and a incredible scene together. A
self-portrait alone is easy but figuring out a amazing situation was much more
difficult. A normal day in my life includes many amazing situations but none
that really would make a good self-portrait scene, so to find a perfect setting
I decided to take a small road trip to Prescott Arizona. My wives parents live
in Prescott ,Arizona, I absolutely love the Landscape in Arizona which has
become a passion of mine as a hobby of Landscape Photography in Prescott. The
main subject of my landscape photography in Prescott are Dead Trees, I call the
project Forgotten Trees. The amount
of beauty hidden deep in the forest, of trees, that have either fallen down or
burnt down absolutely amaze me. If the trees haven’t fallen down yet, there are
hundreds more that are dead and still standing and beautiful all the same. To
me incredible is walking through this massive forest with beauty all around and
creating art from trees that have been forgotten by most. The setting for a
self -portrait for me couldn’t be anywhere but this amazing landscape that I
love so much. To take the self-portrait I hiked deep in the woods until I found
the perfect tree that would fit for my self-portrait. I found a tree that not
only was fallen it was also burnt; it was perfect! Next step was to set up my
camera and tripod, check my composition and exposure and set the self timer.
Once this was all set all that was left was to sit on the tree and create my
self-portrait. In the portrait I didn’t look at the camera or smile because I
didn’t want to take away from the beauty of the setting. In the end I believe
this image is a real reflection of my Incredible You.
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