Artwork description:

I found these sandbags on Portobello Beach in Edinburgh on a cool, cloudy day. I had no idea as to their purpose or how they came to be there. This image was Highly Commended in the inaugural Landscape Photographer of The Year Competition, and was featured in the Sunday Times Magazine. It turns out that they were part of an art installation which encouraged locals to fill them with sand from the beach and they were then used by the artist to build pyramids on the beach.

This photograph is a signed limited edition archival inkjet quality print, and it ships with it's own certificate of authenticity to confirm that it is original and unique.

For archival inkjet quality prints my paper of choice is a Hahnemühle gem in the Hahnemühle Photo Rag® Pearl, a pure cotton paper which is acid- and lignin-free.

The prints are produced in a colour managed environment to ensure consistency and colour fidelity. They are all hand inspected by me personally prior to shipping to ensure that they meet my rigorous quality standards, and you have my personal guarantee that each print will be of the highest quality.

If you would like to know how to care for your print to maximise its life time and value then please contact me. :DK

Materials used:

Epson UltraChrome K3 Inkset, Hahnemuhle photo rag pearl

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