The title ‘Shape of The Wind’ inspired me to create a new set of photographs. Through going on a walk surrounded by nature, I aimed to observe and capture not just wind, but how air in its totality can mould and shape patterns in different environments. How wind can guide clouds across the stratosphere, flow through branches and weeds, enacting a dance like rhythm, generate an ever changing pattern of waves on the shore, and impact the very beings that walk the earth. The photographs made are presented here in this polyptych.

by Daniel Frost

Biography:

Daniel Frost (b. 2001) is a British photographer focusing on capturing moments in everyday life coupled with an atmospheric approach. With a quiet thoughtfulness and subtle hand, he is inspired by the likes of Robert Adams and John Gossage.

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