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Open edition Archival Pigment Print on Hahnemuhle 308 gsm paper
Supplied in A2 polyester sleeves with large white borders and embossed with artists seal and signed edition of 5  

Open edition Archival Pigment Print on Hahnemuhle 308 gsm paper
Supplied in A2 polyester sleeves with large white borders and embossed with artists seal and signed edition of 5  

Open edition Archival Pigment Print on Hahnemuhle 308 gsm paper
Supplied in A2 polyester sleeves with large white borders and embossed with artists seal and signed edition of 5  

Photographic prints using archival pigment ink
Glazed with museum glass

Photographic prints using archival pigment ink
Glazed with museum glass

Photographic prints using archival pigment ink
Glazed with museum glass

Photographic prints using archival pigment ink
Glazed with museum glass

Photographic prints using archival pigment ink
Glazed with museum glass

Photographic prints using archival pigment ink
Glazed with museum glass

Photographic prints using archival pigment ink
Glazed with museum glass

Photographic prints using archival pigment ink
Glazed with museum glass

Photographic prints using archival pigment ink
Glazed with museum glass

Film using drone footage recording the Suffolk coastline

Open edition Archival Pigment Print on Hahnemuhle 308 gsm paper
Supplied in A2 polyester sleeves with large white borders and embossed with artists seal and signed edition of 5  

Open edition Archival Pigment Print on Hahnemuhle 308 gsm paper
Supplied in A2 polyester sleeves with large white borders and embossed with artists seal and signed edition of 5  

Ploughed field with the Sizewell nuclear power plant on the horizon, Suffolk.

Waterlogged dinghy, Suffolk

Blue wooden house, Suffolk

Pool on a shingle beach, Suffolk.

Publication date: April 2022
Hush House Publishers
ISBN 978-0-9548353-1-6
25 x 22 cm, 40 colour images, 72pp, hardback

Publication date: September 2014
32 colour images, 72pp, hardback
Essay by Jonathan Meades
Hush House Publishers
ISBN 978-0-9548353-1-6

Softback
ISBN 0-9548353-0-1
Distribution by Art Data,

Three Colour Carbon Transfer - hand made print

A CARBON TRANSFER PRINT is a unique handmade work of art. It is a pigment and gelatine based photographic process, renowned for its remarkable beauty and archival stability because of the use of pigments over dyes. It has rich shadows, wide tonal range, sharp definition, richness of colour rendition and is considered to be the finest of all the photographic processes. A 19 th century technique that was first invented in 1855, it is highly sought after by collectors. Though only a handful of artists worldwide practice it professionally, it is currently experiencing a revival with artists and photographers seeking a high-quality analogue alternative to digital production.

Three Colour Carbon Transfer - hand made print

A CARBON TRANSFER PRINT is a unique handmade work of art. It is a pigment and gelatine based photographic process, renowned for its remarkable beauty and archival stability because of the use of pigments over dyes. It has rich shadows, wide tonal range, sharp definition, richness of colour rendition and is considered to be the finest of all the photographic processes. A 19 th century technique that was first invented in 1855, it is highly sought after by collectors. Though only a handful of artists worldwide practice it professionally, it is currently experiencing a revival with artists and photographers seeking a high-quality analogue alternative to digital production.

Three Colour Carbon Transfer - hand made print

A CARBON TRANSFER PRINT is a unique handmade work of art. It is a pigment and gelatine based photographic process, renowned for its remarkable beauty and archival stability because of the use of pigments over dyes. It has rich shadows, wide tonal range, sharp definition, richness of colour rendition and is considered to be the finest of all the photographic processes. A 19 th century technique that was first invented in 1855, it is highly sought after by collectors. Though only a handful of artists worldwide practice it professionally, it is currently experiencing a revival with artists and photographers seeking a high-quality analogue alternative to digital production.

Three Colour Carbon Transfer - hand made print

A CARBON TRANSFER PRINT is a unique handmade work of art. It is a pigment and gelatine based photographic process, renowned for its remarkable beauty and archival stability because of the use of pigments over dyes. It has rich shadows, wide tonal range, sharp definition, richness of colour rendition and is considered to be the finest of all the photographic processes. A 19 th century technique that was first invented in 1855, it is highly sought after by collectors. Though only a handful of artists worldwide practice it professionally, it is currently experiencing a revival with artists and photographers seeking a high-quality analogue alternative to digital production.

Three Colour Carbon Transfer - hand made print

A CARBON TRANSFER PRINT is a unique handmade work of art. It is a pigment and gelatine based photographic process, renowned for its remarkable beauty and archival stability because of the use of pigments over dyes. It has rich shadows, wide tonal range, sharp definition, richness of colour rendition and is considered to be the finest of all the photographic processes. A 19 th century technique that was first invented in 1855, it is highly sought after by collectors. Though only a handful of artists worldwide practice it professionally, it is currently experiencing a revival with artists and photographers seeking a high-quality analogue alternative to digital production.

Three Colour Carbon Transfer - hand made print

A CARBON TRANSFER PRINT is a unique handmade work of art. It is a pigment and gelatine based photographic process, renowned for its remarkable beauty and archival stability because of the use of pigments over dyes. It has rich shadows, wide tonal range, sharp definition, richness of colour rendition and is considered to be the finest of all the photographic processes. A 19 th century technique that was first invented in 1855, it is highly sought after by collectors. Though only a handful of artists worldwide practice it professionally, it is currently experiencing a revival with artists and photographers seeking a high-quality analogue alternative to digital production.

Three Colour Carbon Transfer - hand made print

A CARBON TRANSFER PRINT is a unique handmade work of art. It is a pigment and gelatine based photographic process, renowned for its remarkable beauty and archival stability because of the use of pigments over dyes. It has rich shadows, wide tonal range, sharp definition, richness of colour rendition and is considered to be the finest of all the photographic processes. A 19 th century technique that was first invented in 1855, it is highly sought after by collectors. Though only a handful of artists worldwide practice it professionally, it is currently experiencing a revival with artists and photographers seeking a high-quality analogue alternative to digital production.

Three Colour Carbon Transfer - hand made print

A CARBON TRANSFER PRINT is a unique handmade work of art. It is a pigment and gelatine based photographic process, renowned for its remarkable beauty and archival stability because of the use of pigments over dyes. It has rich shadows, wide tonal range, sharp definition, richness of colour rendition and is considered to be the finest of all the photographic processes. A 19 th century technique that was first invented in 1855, it is highly sought after by collectors. Though only a handful of artists worldwide practice it professionally, it is currently experiencing a revival with artists and photographers seeking a high-quality analogue alternative to digital production.

Three Colour Carbon Transfer - hand made print

A CARBON TRANSFER PRINT is a unique handmade work of art. It is a pigment and gelatine based photographic process, renowned for its remarkable beauty and archival stability because of the use of pigments over dyes. It has rich shadows, wide tonal range, sharp definition, richness of colour rendition and is considered to be the finest of all the photographic processes. A 19 th century technique that was first invented in 1855, it is highly sought after by collectors. Though only a handful of artists worldwide practice it professionally, it is currently experiencing a revival with artists and photographers seeking a high-quality analogue alternative to digital production.

Digital c-type photographic print, Maple frame, Dibond mount, acrylic face

Digital c-type photographic print, Maple frame, Dibond mount, acrylic face

Digital c-type photographic print, Maple frame, Dibond mount, acrylic face

C-Type Photographic Print

C-Type Photographic Print

C-Type Photographic Print

C-type print mounted on board and UVL protected

C-type print mounted on board and UVL protected

C-type print mounted on board and UVL protected

C-type print mounted on board and UVL protected

C-type print mounted on board and UVL protected

C-type print mounted on board and UVL protected

C-type print mounted on board and UVL protected

C-type print mounted on board and UVL protected

C-type print mounted on board and UVL protected

C-type print mounted on board and UVL protected

C-type print mounted on board and UVL protected

C-type print mounted on board and UVL protected

C-type print mounted on board and UVL protected

Silver Gelatin Print

Silver Gelatin Print

Silver Gelatin Print

Silver Gelatin Print

Silver Gelatin Print

Silver Gelatin print

Silver Gelatin print

Medium Format C Type Print

Medium Format C Type Print

Medium Format C Type Print

Silver Gelatin Print

Pin Hole Silver Gelatin Print