Misdirection Metal Print

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A triptych of TTV shots I captured down in Cape Schank, Victoria, Australia last year. This is Pulpit Rock, one of the interesting rock formations on the peninsula coastlines.

Canon 50D
18 – 55, 58mm
Kodak Duaflex IV and Home Made Contraption Box

My work often takes two avenues of theme: a darker, sometimes scary world of unseen nightmares, and a nostalgic playground of warm memories, much safer and happier than the former. I have always looked further than traditional methods of photography. Digital manipulation has allowed me to communicate and share my view of the world. I have a need to lace my work with elements of obscure visions and deliver a piece the viewer can connect with on multiple levels. Andrew Paranavitana is an independent photographic artist. His driving passion for photography began in 1994. Since then, Andrew has exhibited works both internationally and within Australia and in 2014, completed a Diploma of Photo Imaging at RMIT in Melbourne. Andrew’s...