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Underwater worlds explored in photography exhibition

Underwater photography will soon be gracing the walls of Plaskett Gallery. Impossible Worlds opens Nov. 3 and is set to run until Dec. 20.
Seadance Photography, Blow Me a Kiss
Blow Me A Kiss is part of a new exhibition of work by Seadance Photography, on at Plaskett Gallery starting Nov. 3.

Underwater photography will soon be gracing the walls of Plaskett Gallery.

Impossible Worlds opens Nov. 3 and is set to run until Dec. 20.

It features the work of Lisa Graham, an award-winning Vancouver Island-based photographer who established Seadance Photography in 2009. The company specializes in underwater portraits with an artistic flair.

“Her knowledge as a portrait photographer and her history as a dive instructor and underwater photographer create a unique skill-set that generates unique results,” a press release notes.

Much of Graham’s work involves water in some way as she explores how water lends a new element to her subjects – whether that’s the reflection of a couple on a pond, blurred waves on a beach or people in a pool.

“Whether it’s photographing a person or place, my goal for every image is not just to tell a story, but to reveal its character,” she said in the release. “Photography brings out the best in me. My motive as a photographer is to bring out the best in my subject.”

See www.seadance.ca for more details about her work.

The Plaskett Gallery is at Massey Theatre, 735 Eighth Ave. It’s open 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and during performances in the Massey Theatre. Call 604-517-5900 or see www.masseytheatre.com for more information.