Visions of Another Continent
– Local Tourism –
by Fernando Paramio
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Local tourism
Description:
I remember the first time I ran into kangaroos, a few miles back from a National Park in the “Great Ocean Road”. I got out of the car to see them in the distance. Two were fighting, as they do in nature documentaries; this is to say, it’s something they really do, not that they do it as part of a film, receiving a salary in exchange from the documentary producer.
However, my enthusiasm for kangaroos was not shared by Australians, as a rule. A coworker, when I told him, politely told me, “I’m not so excited by them.” I guess that, in his eyes, I was behaving like a small kid who has just seen his first cow.
What excites me about this image is that, if this were Australia, this kind of scene could really happen: we would have kangaroos running through our ancient cities, because as we know from the news, kangaroos sometimes appear in the middle of urban centers. And here, because of the greater appeal of cities, kangaroos would probably be encouraged to visit them more and maybe even in herds.
Significance of the artwork:
This artwork reminds us how a combination of culture and nature in our lives contributes to enrich our existence. And secondly, it shows – in a symbolic way – how nature could be more present in our daily lives if we preserved our environment better.

Editions
A3 Edition
- Max 100 units
- Signed & numbered
- Archival quality paper
- Unframed or framed
A2 Edition
- Max 100 units
- Signed & numbered
- Archival quality paper
- Unframed or framed
Gallery Ed.
- Max 7 units
- Signed & numbered
- Archival quality paper
- Unframed or framed
Museum Ed.
- Max 7 units
- Signed & numbered
- Archival quality paper
- Unframed or framed
Château Ed.
- Max 7 units
- Signed & numbered
- Archival quality paper
- Unframed or framed
Palace Ed.
- Edition of 1 (unique)
- Signed & numbered
- Archival quality paper
- Unframed or framed

Media selection (paper finish)
Satin – Baryta Photographique 310 g/m2
To print this work I will use my favorite satin museum-quality paper: Baryta Photographique 310 gsm. It provides a photo-realistic appearance, giving veracity to the image scene. Ultrasmooth, deep blacks and high contrast.

Technical info
Year
End of creation: 2018
Location
Kangaroos – Australia
Street – Cáceres (Spain)
Main gear
Canon EOS 5Ds-R & 5D
Canon EF300mm f/2.8L IS II USM
Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG HSM (Art)
Print relevant info
Printed by the author using his own printer (total quality control)
Printer: Canon Imageprograf PRO-6000 (outstanding quality)
Inks: original Lucio PRO inks (12 pigmented inks)
Museum quality paper (norm 9706; long-lasting properties)
Canson Infinity Baryta Photographique 310 g/m2
White margin for signing and numbering (information below)
With certificate of authenticity, signed and numbered

Scale, dimensions & margins

A3 Edition
Total size: 29.7 x 42 cm – 11.7×16.5″
Image size: 24 x 36 cm – 9.4 x 14.2″
White margin: 2.8 x 3 cm – 1.1 x 1.2″

A2 Edition
Total size: 42 x 59.4 cm – 16.5 x 23.4″
Image size: 34 x 51 cm – 13.4 x 20.1″
White margin: 4 x 4.2 cm – 1.6 x 1.7″

Gallery Edition
Total size: 74 x 111.8 cm – 29.1 x 44″
Image size: 66.7 x 100 cm – 26.3 x 39.4″
White margin: 4 x 5.9 cm – 1.6 x 2.3″

Museum Edition
Total size: 111.8×167.7cm – 44×66″
Image size: 100x150cm – 39.4×59.1″
White margin*: 5.8×8.8cm – 2.3×3.5″

Château Edition
Total size: 127.0 x 190.5 cm – 50 x 75″
Image size: 115 x 172.5 cm – 45.2 x 67.9″
White margin: 6 x 8.8 cm – 2.4 x 3.5″

Palace Edition
Total size: 152.4×228.6 cm – 60×90″
Image size: 140×210 cm – 55.1 x 82.7″
White margin*: 6.2×9.3cm – 2.4×3.7″
* A different white margin width is possible under request
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