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FIAP EXHIBITION CENTRES                              FIAP EXHIBITION CENTRES
































 Exhibition Centres  “Composition in Landscape Photography” by Paulo Arturo Olivier Hanshing                         Exhibition Centres







         On Friday, May 30 , a new event from the series of talks and audiovisual presentations
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     organized by the Peña Fotográfica Rosarina took place, as part of its 75  anniversary celebrations
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     and its current role as a FIAP Exhibition Center. The event was sponsored by the Federación del
     Arte Fotográfico and the FAF (Federación Argentina de Fotografía).
         This time, the guest speaker was renowned Chilean photographer Paulo Arturo Olivier
     Hanshing, who delivered an inspiring audiovisual presentation titled “Composition in Landscape
     Photography: Essential Aspects.” Nearly 80 people attended the event to hear his insights and
     experiences.

         Paulo offered a profound perspective on composition, not as a rigid set of rules, but as a
     complex and subjective process that requires sensitivity, practice, and a deep understanding of
     the environment. Through real-world examples and field experiences, he presented a practical
     approach to composing in natural landscapes.

         Originally from La Serena, Chile, Paulo has been dedicated to teaching landscape photography
     for over ten years. His work focuses primarily on the deserts of northern Chile, especially the
     mountains, salt flats, and remote areas. He has received over 25 international awards in nature
     photography contests and regularly creates content for his YouTube channel.

         It was an inspiring evening that reaffirmed the importance of sharing experiences among
     photography enthusiasts and celebrating the image as a universal language.

















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