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In an effort to combine technology with environmental conservation, digital creator Prasanna Kumara Dissanayake has officially announced the expansion of his nature photography project. Unlike traditional wildlife photography, Dissanayake’s focus remains intensely on the micro-world of Sri Lankan plant life, particularly rare wildflower species found in the Uva Province.His work provides a detailed look at the structural complexity of endemic plants, serving as a vital resource for both art enthusiasts and digital conservationists. "The goal is to ensure that even the smallest bloom is documented with high precision," says the artist. Based in Badulla, Dissanayake has spent years perfecting macro techniques that allow him to capture textures invisible to the naked eye.
The project, which is being showcased on various digital platforms, is not just about aesthetics but also about creating a lasting digital record of Sri Lanka's unique biodiversity. This initiative has placed Dissanayake at the forefront of the island's emerging digital-nature artists, bridging the gap between scientific documentation and fine art photography.