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by Editor Jane Lyons
Edited and published by Yvette Depaepe, the 25th of September 2026
🎶 "Good Morning Star Shine
The Earth Says Hello”
Hair, the musical
“Wave” by Vahid Varasteh
We grow it.
Cut it.
Curl it.
Color it.
Hide behind it.
Show it off.
It can be elegant, unruly, ridiculous, beautiful—and occasionally it isn't hair at all.
Photographers, naturally, notice.
“BW mood, portrait” by Mikhail Potapov
“Wig” by Jorge Pena
“Naga Sadhu” (Varnasi) by Prithul Das
“Hair” by Francesco Martinelli
“Peppi in action” by Claudio Piccoli
Hair refuses to sit still.
Wind catches it.
Water lifts it. Light finds it.
A photographer freezes it for a fraction of a second—and somehow it still seems to move.
“Portrait” by Tatsuo Suzuki
“Candy Eyes” by Jackson Carvalho
“Hair” by Stefan Csontos
“Street Dancer” by Jian Wang
“Sleeping Beauty” by Sebastian Kisworo
“Coming up for air” by Kenp
“Portrait with action” by hussain alqattan
“Hairy spiral” by Massimo Chiodini
Perhaps the best thing about hair is that there are no rules.
Not for wearing it.
Not for photographing it.
And certainly not for deciding what counts as hair in the first place.
“Blackwork” by Roberto Corinaldesi
“untitled” by Hamidreza Sheikhmorteza
“LOI Tribe Girl” (Myanmar) by Joxe Inazio Kues Garmendia
“There’s fire in her” by Sita Gramich
“Project Faces” (Alicia) by Martin Krystynek MQEP
“Untitled” by mario grobenski -psychodady
“untitled” by Mikhail Potapov
“Ms Queen” by Fegari
This series was designed to inspire current members, but it has also been an opportunity to look back through the archives and rediscover some of the brilliant work submitted over the past 19 years.
Many of these photographs deserve to be seen again, and I hope revisiting them inspires new work for years to come.
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| Sonja Franceschetti PRO Bellissime sequenze a tema ! Grandi complimenti ai fotografi |
| Imi Koetz PRO That is a great theme with extraordinary , funny works !! Congratulations to the artists, Yvette and Jane !! |
| Wayne Pearson PRO Yes, stunning examples of the many moods and expressions of HAIR. I was a Hairdresser from the age of 15 years of age and I retired at 65 years of age, now almost 76, and I loved almost every minute of my wonderful profession. Thank you Jane and Yvette for this exceptional presentation. |
![]() | Yvette Depaepe CREW Great to hear such a positive reaction from a hairdresser, Wayne! they make you feel special and younger ;-) |
| Shenshen Dou PRO What's an inspirational collection of hairstyles! The poem interesting and philosophical! Thanks Jane and Yvette for this lovely article! |
![]() | Yvette Depaepe CREW thanks dear Shenshen ;-) |
| Patrick Compagnucci PRO great images, they are a joy to view! |
![]() | Yvette Depaepe CREW splendid selection Jane made ... Thanks Patrick! |
| Jay Satriani PRO It is a visually simple work, yet it holds a profound depth of meaning. Here, the hair is not merely a part of the body; it acts like a curtain concealing something from view. It can speak to identity, emotions, memories, and even those facets of the self not yet ready to be revealed.Among the beautiful works, two really touched me: those by Stefan Csontos and Kenp... Thank you to editor Jane and good friend Yvette... Congratulations to the selected photographers—you are amazing. |
![]() | Yvette Depaepe CREW All credits go to Jane ... A real pleasure to work with her and publish her wonderful varied articles. Thanks for your appreciation, my long time friend ;-) |