Cramond Island, Firth of Forth, Scotland. 2012
From my work ‘The Last Stand’.
“An anti-submarine barrier, known as ‘the dragon’s teeth’, was built along the causeway between the village of Cramond and Cramond Island. Arranged in a long row, these pyramid-shaped concrete pylons – up to three metres high and spaced at 1.5 metre intervals – have vertical grooves in their sides into which were slotted reinforced concrete panels. On top of the blocks were fixing rings for large-diameter steel wire and anti-submarine nets.”
The prints are made at my lab using digital C-type archival photographic paper with a beautiful lustre finish.
Each print is signed and numbered.
10x8 inches (25x20cm) - small
Edition of 75
Print - £150
24x20 inches (60x50cm) - medium
Edition of 20
Print - £750
37x30 inches (94×76cm) - large
Edition of 15
Print - £2000
Cramond Island, Firth of Forth, Scotland. 2012
From my work ‘The Last Stand’.
“An anti-submarine barrier, known as ‘the dragon’s teeth’, was built along the causeway between the village of Cramond and Cramond Island. Arranged in a long row, these pyramid-shaped concrete pylons – up to three metres high and spaced at 1.5 metre intervals – have vertical grooves in their sides into which were slotted reinforced concrete panels. On top of the blocks were fixing rings for large-diameter steel wire and anti-submarine nets.”
The prints are made at my lab using digital C-type archival photographic paper with a beautiful lustre finish.
Each print is signed and numbered.
10x8 inches (25x20cm) - small
Edition of 75
Print - £150
24x20 inches (60x50cm) - medium
Edition of 20
Print - £750
37x30 inches (94×76cm) - large
Edition of 15
Print - £2000
