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Hiding inside an abandoned shed, daring not to breathe. She felt all hope drain from her body when she heard movement behind her and felt a hand grip her arm. She screamed…

Part Eight of a new series: Avalon Incident
Parts Seven & Nine (coming soon)

Featured in The Patchwork
Featured in The Waist Up
Featured in Everyday Women
Featured in Imaginative Skulls
Featured in The Power of Photography

Model: Mahalia Brown

Canon 50D
18 – 55, 58mm

Original RAW file converted in Photoshop CS4. Textures from www.deviantart.com – free use stock: Ipnn_stock and some of my own.

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Andrew is a Melbourne born, independent photographic artist who has exhibited and sold works globally.

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Comments

  • geoff curtis
    geoff curtisover 1 year ago

    Strong image, great work.

  • Thanks very much, Geoff!

    – Andrew Paranavitana

  • NASH30
    NASH30over 1 year ago

    Loving the fear on her face in this one. Almost as fearful as my dog is of me when I tell him off for barking at the cats…….okay …maybe not that fearful.

    Loving the whites of her eyes in this……..she must be a good actor.

  • That’s so true, I can see that sense of fear here for sure! Mahalia is actually an actor by trade, so the facial expressions and scenes played out perfectly with her. Even though at the time, we had no idea what we were actually shooting for. The story came together in the editing and post work stage. She’s brilliant mate.

    – Andrew Paranavitana

  • Michael A. Morrison
    Michael A. Mor...over 1 year ago

    I LOVE this, great sense of drama, theatricality and mood….a sense of despair,loss, great portrayal, excellent work Andy & Mahalia

  • Awesome to hear mate! This is my absolute favourite of the series. Mahalia is a gem to work with, knows the importance of facial expression so well. Thanks so much, Mikey! Really happy you’re enjoying this one :)

    – Andrew Paranavitana

  • Anthony Mancuso
    Anthony Mancusoover 1 year ago

    great mood and emotion PArmi

  • Thanks so much, mate!!

    – Andrew Paranavitana

  • Susan  Kimball
    Susan Kimballover 1 year ago

    Wonderful work Andrew! Very evocative!

  • Many thanks, Susan!

    – Andrew Paranavitana

  • JUSTART
    JUSTARTover 1 year ago

    great work

  • Thanks, my friend!

    – Andrew Paranavitana

  • Maria  Moro
    Maria Moroover 1 year ago

    oh my goodness Andrew… what an awesome serious….. this is by far my fave… her expression is so intense… you’ve set the mood perfectly with your post processing…. well done

  • Thanks so much, Maria! This is my personal fave in the series too. There is such a depth to her expression, Mahalia blew me away with the emotion she injected into this series!

    – Andrew Paranavitana

  • Keith Reesor
    Keith Reesorover 1 year ago

    Fantastic Andrew!! :)

  • Thanks a lot mate!

    – Andrew Paranavitana

  • Joy Watson
    Joy Watsonover 1 year ago

    Excellent work

  • Thank you so much!!

    – Andrew Paranavitana

  • Larry Varley
    Larry Varleyover 1 year ago

  • That’s fantastic Larry! Huge thank you for the feature.

    – Andrew Paranavitana