Immensity – Bonaventura Durall Aulet
HONORABLE MENTION IN LANDSCAPE
Bonaventura Durall Aulet
Title:
Immensity
Description
embarked on my photographic journey from a young age, entirely self-taught. I think I
have a keen eye and observant nature, I traverse the Costa Brava landscapes, capturing
the essence of its territory, the sands, the rocks and the sea. My approach is
characterized by seeking out unconventional perspectives, evading orthodox beauty,
and often focusing on backlighting and unusual angles.
Through my lens, I portray the interplay between light and shadow, often opting for
compositions that challenge conventional aesthetics.
By capturing the raw essence of the Mediterranean Sea I try to evoke emotions and
narratives that might otherwise go unnoticed. Through my work I want to celebrate
the unconventional, a testament to the power of observation, and an exploration of
the intricate connections between places, moments in time and, often, the persons.
This particular photography is a testament to my genuine curiosity for the boundaries
of the sea compared to the tiny soul of its inhabitants, sailors and humankind itself.
have a keen eye and observant nature, I traverse the Costa Brava landscapes, capturing
the essence of its territory, the sands, the rocks and the sea. My approach is
characterized by seeking out unconventional perspectives, evading orthodox beauty,
and often focusing on backlighting and unusual angles.
Through my lens, I portray the interplay between light and shadow, often opting for
compositions that challenge conventional aesthetics.
By capturing the raw essence of the Mediterranean Sea I try to evoke emotions and
narratives that might otherwise go unnoticed. Through my work I want to celebrate
the unconventional, a testament to the power of observation, and an exploration of
the intricate connections between places, moments in time and, often, the persons.
This particular photography is a testament to my genuine curiosity for the boundaries
of the sea compared to the tiny soul of its inhabitants, sailors and humankind itself.