Galapagos Surreal
A photography exhibition/Book transforming images of landscapes and wildlife in the Galapagos Islands into a surreal representation of the world at large. Ecuadorian photographer Fernando Espinosa ventured into the Galapagos Islands over the course of two years and was inspired by the contradictions of an environment that is both harsh and un-relenting, and a paradise for wildlife, some of which can be found nowhere else on earth. The photographs are a series of perfectly-blended scenes, breathtaking in their surrealism due to Espinosa s careful use of technique his images celebrate the island s unique wildlife, vegetation and rock formations and their natural balance of shape and texture. --Around you au.Discover the world of the Galapagos Islands as Fernando Espinosa Chauvín images run between the real and the unreal, and propose a visual meditation on the natural world and primitive emotions through the transmission of sensitive or terrifying, subtle and destructive. --SavvytravellerFearless art and stunning landscapes. Fernando Espinosa Chauvin captures the unique terrain of the Galapagos Islands of Ecuador. as now release the book Galapagos surreal   "In my many trips to the Galapagos, I became fascinated with the landscape itself, the raw beauty and almost surreal surroundings that these animals call home," says Espinosa Chauvin. --Sydney media