Rannerdale Valley • The Lake District • Cumbria • Giclée Print

There is story about this valley which dates back to the 11th century. A battle was fought between the native Cumbrians & Norsemen and the invading Normans. When I was taking this capture, I couldn’t help but visualise that battle. As the morning light broke through on to the mist below creating the awesome rays of light, I could almost hear the battle cries in the distance. I often think about how these views have changed very little, if at all over the centuries and people that have stood in the same spot and their ancient eyes have gazed upon the same view.

Paper options:

300gsm Heavyweight Ultimate Lustre: A premium high satin stock that gives great contrast to colour & detail.

310gsm Fine Art Hahnemühle German Etching. My favourite choice of paper for monotone images. It is one of the most popular papers worldwide for artwork and photography, this mould-made textured paper has a matt, velvety surface. It is a 100% a-cellulose paper that is Acid and lignin free and meets the most exacting requirements in terms of age resistance. It retains fantastic image sharpness while preserving the special touch and feel of genuine art paper.

Printed by myself on the Canon PRO 4000 44" printer using Canon's Lucia Inks. Making my Giclée, Archival prints lightfast for 50+ years.

Print only, no frame or mount. Images are to show how the print looks in different coloured frames. The image has a white border with text set below.

If you have a particular size that you would like, please get in touch to discuss.

The print is carefully wrapped in tissue paper and shipped in a reinforced cardboard tube with end caps.

Watermark will not appear on the print.

1st class delivery included.