Blue Hour at Dunstanburgh Castle | Northumberland.
Thomas of Lancaster built Dunstanburgh as a stronghold against King Edward II. Positioned strategically on a rocky headland, it had natural defenses against sea and land attacks. Artists and Photographers are inspired by the location; Dunstanburgh’s eerie silhouette has inspired painters like J.M.W. Turner who’s sketch books and paintings included his depiction of the ruins. Now part of English Heritage, it’s home to seabirds like kittiwakes and fulmars. This Blue hour long exposure created an eerie atmosphere that I hope suits the its past.
Specifications
Fine Art Giclée art printing
Paper Hahnemühle Photorag
308gsm
Premium smooth matte finish, rich tones, and seamless colour gradients.
Archival: 80 years on display,
Choose between print-only or framed option; please note the dimensions listed refer to the full paper size, the prints all come with a white border included and the framed options a white mount, therefore the image is slightly smaller than the overall listed size. Please see paper & Image size illustration for details.
More about framing & mounting
Thomas of Lancaster built Dunstanburgh as a stronghold against King Edward II. Positioned strategically on a rocky headland, it had natural defenses against sea and land attacks. Artists and Photographers are inspired by the location; Dunstanburgh’s eerie silhouette has inspired painters like J.M.W. Turner who’s sketch books and paintings included his depiction of the ruins. Now part of English Heritage, it’s home to seabirds like kittiwakes and fulmars. This Blue hour long exposure created an eerie atmosphere that I hope suits the its past.
Specifications
Fine Art Giclée art printing
Paper Hahnemühle Photorag
308gsm
Premium smooth matte finish, rich tones, and seamless colour gradients.
Archival: 80 years on display,
Choose between print-only or framed option; please note the dimensions listed refer to the full paper size, the prints all come with a white border included and the framed options a white mount, therefore the image is slightly smaller than the overall listed size. Please see paper & Image size illustration for details.
More about framing & mounting
Thomas of Lancaster built Dunstanburgh as a stronghold against King Edward II. Positioned strategically on a rocky headland, it had natural defenses against sea and land attacks. Artists and Photographers are inspired by the location; Dunstanburgh’s eerie silhouette has inspired painters like J.M.W. Turner who’s sketch books and paintings included his depiction of the ruins. Now part of English Heritage, it’s home to seabirds like kittiwakes and fulmars. This Blue hour long exposure created an eerie atmosphere that I hope suits the its past.
Specifications
Fine Art Giclée art printing
Paper Hahnemühle Photorag
308gsm
Premium smooth matte finish, rich tones, and seamless colour gradients.
Archival: 80 years on display,
Choose between print-only or framed option; please note the dimensions listed refer to the full paper size, the prints all come with a white border included and the framed options a white mount, therefore the image is slightly smaller than the overall listed size. Please see paper & Image size illustration for details.
More about framing & mounting
Please note: due to its delicate surface, extra care is recommended when handling Hahnemühle Photorag prints. While Photorag is ideal for mounting, its cotton texture means the edges can fray if not handled with care.