Density bad?

[WateringThatHair]

Hey,

I'm aware of having either a receded hairline, or a matured hairline around the temples/corners, the thing is, it has not moved in the past 5 years, without me taking any medication. For this reason, I'm currently not too worried about it.

One thing that I was wondering about, is my density, I made a picture facing bright sunlight, probably the most unflattering lighting around, that one looked potentially worrying. That being said, I have no idea what hair is supposed to look like under that lighting, and it may just be that my hair is a little dry.

See the attachments for some pictures, all shot in the last two days, there may seem to be a big discrepancy between them, but that's all lighting(and in a few of them not having washed my hair yet that day, I don't use styling product, but do blowdry). Hair quality seems to be a bit better than 5 years ago, similar to 3 years ago. Apologies for the file names, I'm terrible.

Do you guys see any issues with density?

EDIT: I'm 24.

Thanks

[WHTC Clinic]

Your hairline looks higher than average, but measuring the distance between your eyebrows and hairline will tell. The density looks adequate, but the caliber of the hair may be a bit weak (finer & lighter). Observe how slowly the hair on the hairline and temples may grow compared to the hair in the area behind the hairline.

[WateringThatHair]

Your hairline looks higher than average, but measuring the distance between your eyebrows and hairline will tell. The density looks adequate, but the caliber of the hair may be a bit weak (finer & lighter). Observe how slowly the hair on the hairline and temples may grow compared to the hair in the area behind the hairline.

Thanks for responding!
The hair behind the hairline grows as fast as the other hair as far as I can tell, both the length and quality seems to be the same as the other hair. When measuring the distance between the eyebrows and hairline, what range would be normal?