Gallery Frenzy Exhibition Program

Damian Caniglia | Nepal: the Himalayan Kingdom and its People

Opening Night Friday July 12 2013 | 6:30pm

Exhibition Runs July 11- August 1 2013

 

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Nepal: The Himalayan Kingdom and its People © Damian Caniglia

 

“The Himalayan kingdom of Nepal has long been a place of significance for me both personally and professionally. With my first visit 13 years ago, it confirmed for me the want to work professionally as a photographer and to incorporate time in the mountains as much as possible.

The opportunities to revisit the people and places so significant for that journey is one I appreciate and am thankful for. Now after several visits to the Himalaya and a lot of time in the mountains I am able to share images of the people and places that hold this significance.” Damian Caniglia

 

 

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Damian Caniglia by Ian Poole

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Biography:

Australian based photographer and multimedia producer Damian Caniglia’s speciality is visual communication. Having captured a diverse range of subjects from weddings, corporate and commercial, content creation for advocacy and the not for profit sector; to shooting in the wilds of Africa, Papua New Guinea and the Himalayas.

With his work now comprising largely multimedia production (incorporating photography, video and audio) for various organisations and companies aiming to promote themselves in the ever evolving on-line world; Damian aims to provide rich content and media that shows his clients and their projects in their best possible light. Damian continues to work as a trekking and tour guide, mainly in Papua New Guinea on the infamous Kokoda Track as well as Southern Africa and Nepal.

Damian has had many editorial organisations use his imagery including Australian Geographic, Lonely Planet, Inside Sport, Rock Climbing Magazine as well as a front cover image for the book The Architect of Kokoda.

Previous Exhibitions:

2013: Kokoda: Back on Track, Tap Gallery Darlinghurst
2010: Through Local Eyes, Brisbane Powerhouse (group show)