Old Harry Blue
The Story
A place that has always been special, the iconic Old Harry Rocks in Dorset - this was a very calm morning where we watched the sunrise over our shoulders, however, the blue-hour colours before the sun had risen produced these beautiful blue tones that were my favourite from the whole morning.
Limited Edition Print of 30 - divided between the 3 sizes:
A3 x 15
A2 x 10
A1 x 5
The Print
Each print is signed, numbered, and hand picked from my portfolio to become a set of limited* edition prints. The print size will vary depending on the ratio of the final photograph because I keep the original aspect ratio intended for that image. The final print will come with a thin white border on the top, left and right, with a deeper white border on the bottom for signing and numbering. This also makes it easier when your framer is mounting - this print does not come with a mount or frame.
You will receive the print in a black presentation box with a certificate of authenticity, this includes a little story behind the picture and how it was taken. All A2 and A1 prints will be sent in a tube rather than a presentation box, this is to try and prevent any damage in transit.
Ink: Canon Lucia Pro Pigment Inks
Printer: Canon imagePROGRAF PRO Series
Paper: Fotospeed NST Bright White 315 Signature Paper
Natural Soft Textured Bright White 315 is 100% cotton, fine art paper with a very gentle texture. The paper’s bright white base and gentle texture lends itself towards landscape and portrait subjects and delivers a high D-MAX and wide colour gamut. The paper is approved by the Fine Art Trade Guild and when used in conjunction with pigment inks will ensure a print life of more than 85 years.
Delivery
All of my pictures are printed to order and hand signed/packed by myself. In some cases, please allow up to 10 working days for delivery.
*Please note that this print is solely limited in the sizes available here, and may be reproduced at the artists discretion for use in future Box Sets, Calendars or Exhibitions - however, they will never be sold as open-edition prints to the public.