Artwork description:

Ebb and flow, calm waves in marching lines like those of a poem. I find the idea of waves flowing endlessly through time on this remote beach both reassuring and at the same time impossible to imagine. Each wave creates natural art that is instantly formed and instantly lost, like time itself.

This is a single image made in the camera using subtle movements as I take the picture. Once I have captured the original image, I work to bring out the emotion, colour and sensation that inspired the image. Each time the results are exciting and new. I am drawn to the fabulous aqua colour of the water around the Isle of Harris and I love to bring out this and the fresh, calming atmosphere of the island landscape.

I hope, that when hanging on your wall, this lovely piece takes you to a beautiful place in your life when you stood and gazed in wonder at what Nature has created.

The canvas is signed, titled and numbered on the front. It has a 2 inch white border for the framer to use to stretch around the frame.

I photograph and print every image, I do not outsource any part of my workflow. Each canvas has been painstakingly crafted to ensure the true colours, resolution and texture are exactly as they should be.

About My Work
I believe in giving my clients beautiful artwork on luxury papers that hold their colours for a lifetime! For these special prints of my work I use dreamy, light textured Baroque Canvas and the highest quality inks. I print the canvases here in my studio to control of the colour representation at all stages to ensure you get a truly handmade image.

About My Materials
People often say that my images look like paintings because of the richness of the colours, the depth of the black and the texture of the materials I use. I work with the finest paper and canvas materials and combine them with non fade inks to create a work that will last for more than a lifetime.

Other Sizes
This print is available in other sizes or paper. I am happy to take custom orders, just drop me a line.

Materials used:

Museum Grade Canvas with Archival grade non fade ink

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