October 15th, 2018 - Jane Tripp - Transdimensional Photography
Jane Tripp is a writer and independent researcher. She is also a Transdimensional and Trans-Time Photographer and a physical photographic medium. This means that as well as taking photos of different types of spirits, she can also photograph scenes from the past, profusely. Acting as a paranormal naturalist exploring liminal worlds, she is photographically documenting the transdimensional fauna of the Otherworld, taking on the role of a contemporary digital seer. Jane has focused on developing photograph editing techniques that allow her to investigate the hidden visual data that she learned certain photographs contain.
Her experiments and research in this direction have taken her on a fascinating journey into largely unexplored worlds where she has been able to discover some amazing but hidden secrets, not only about the true nature of the photographic image, but about the nature of reality itself. As a result of this research Jane became very interested in photographic imagery, but with perhaps a slightly different perspective than most photographers.
This has enabled her to unlock several mysteries and reveal what has previously been invisible. It has also led to several ’firsts’ which she is very eager to share with the world, especially the discoveries she has made about time and time-travel.
Jane is currently writing two books about trans-time photography. The first one, which will be exclusively about Pompeii and the areas devastated by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius on August 24 AD 79, will be available later this year. It will contain hundreds of photographs showing scenes from two thousand years ago. Jane is also an artist who works with colored pencils. As well she produces photographic digital art she calls Mirari as an artist and spiritual medium in cooperation with many types of spirits.
’Mirari Dreams - The Undiscovered Country’ is available free here:
https://www.academia.edu/28033797/Mirari_Dreams_-_The_Undiscovered_Country
Get Jane Tripp’s free work here:
https://independent.academia.edu/JaneTripp/Papers
