Artwork description:

The Isle of Harris and the beautiful empty beach of Losgaintir (from the Gaelic) or Luskentyre. The early dawn light tries to break through the oncoming rain. Shining paths across the beach and ripples in the sand reflect the colours of the sky. You can wander here in complete solitude, especially in the Winter months.

LIMITED EDITION Fine Art Canvas this is not mounted or stretched on a 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.

For these special small editions of my work I use Canson® Infinity Museum ProCanvas. This fabulous 100% cotton canvas has been designed "for professionals producing true Fine Art Reproductions that require precision images with a very high resolution".

Canson are one of the oldest paper manufacturers in the world, they have been making paper and canvas for over 450 years in France. Founded in 1557 and printers to Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, Canson has the choice of many famous artists such as Picasso, Ingres, Chagal and Miro to name but a few. Canson are Eco Friendly - they purchase paper pulp only from forests managed in a sustainable way which also makes them pretty special.

The canvas is printed and quality checked by me, it is then varnished with two coats of Hannemuhle matte varnish to protect it from scratches. It has been gallery wrapped so the image carries on round the sides, this gives the illusion of 3D when it is hung on the wall.

By using beautiful Canson Museum ProCanvas paper combining it with the fabulous non-fade Epson Ultrachrome K3 with Vivid Magenta inkset of 9 colours, I can produce a print of exceptional quality which will last a lifetime without fading.

This image is also available as a fine art print on paper in various sizes. If you don't see the size you are looking for or if you would like to see a mock up of a room with colours of your own home then just drop me a line.

Materials used:

Fine Art Photograph printed on Museum Quality Canvas with non fade ink

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