Craig Dandridge’s photographs bring the unconscious act of perception into awareness. His approach to image composition challenges our assumptions about photography as a medium of representation by drawing attention to unusual and ephemeral perspectives through scenes that are vividly surreal.

Craig’s eye is often drawn to reflections on surfaces, which he believes are windows into other worlds through which we may experience new realities. Using only his camera, Craig selects the most ordinary objects and surfaces, transforming them into images that leave a lasting impact on the psyche. His photographs question the sensory mechanisms and aesthetic conventions that influence our understanding of reality, evoking a subsequent shift in our perception through self-awareness.

Craig’s subjects are thoroughly researched, and his work reflects many hours of revisiting sites and waiting for the ideal opportunity to capture a moment. Water, particularly rain, is a powerful element in his work, as water often gives birth to or enhances natural reflections.

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