‘LandEscapes – Treading on the line of fantasy and realism’ – A high dynamic range landscape photography exhibition at the Bournemouth International Centre
Our next instalment of the ‘Photo of the Week’ series features Rehan Zia’s exhibition ‘LandEscapes- Treading on the line of fantasy and realism’. The series is a weekly instalment, which features an image taken by our fantastic BU staff and students. The photos give a glimpse into some of the fascinating work our researchers have been doing across BU and the wider community.
“My practice-led research is looking at exploring the best practice in high dynamic range landscape photography. I often exhibit images that I have created to acquire feedback that I could subsequently reflect upon. This image shows my latest and biggest exhibition ‘ LandEscapes – Treading on the line of fantasy and realism’ at the Bournemouth International Centre (BIC) where 35 of my images were on display from 6 December 2016 – 12 January 2017,” explains Rehan.
If you’d like find out more about the research or the photo itself then please contact Rehan.
This photo was originally entry to the 2017 Research Photography Competition. If you have any other questions about the Photo of the Week series or the competition please email research@bournemouth.ac.uk

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