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Galápagos Surreal

Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: Fernando Espinosa Chauvin(Illustrator)
108 pages, 88 b/w photos
Galápagos Surreal
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  • Galápagos Surreal ISBN: 9789978369425 Hardback Oct 2012 Out of Print #201386
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Language: Bilingual in English and Spanish

From serene iguanas to ghostly cacti, the splendor of the Galapagos Islands is reflected in the photographs of this body of work. Rich compositions and a calculated palette of black, white and shades of grey emphasize the contrasts and harsh realities of the environment, and create a theatrical stage for the surreal and dramatic story of life on the islands.

Fernando Espinosa Chauvin is an artist/photographer who constantly challenges both the composition and technical aspects of his craft. The Galapagos project is a prime example of this as Espinosa chose to shoot the project entirely in black and white and used infrared for a majority of the pictures to capture a more intense differentiation of light and dark, thus increasing the intensity and drama of the photographs.

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Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: Fernando Espinosa Chauvin(Illustrator)
108 pages, 88 b/w photos
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