Newburgh I, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. 2012
From my work ‘The Last Stand’.
“A one-kilometre-long anti-tank wall was built across Newburgh’s sand dunes, 100 yards inland. This barrier consisted of a mound of sand, a deep ditch and a large wall made from steel scaffolding poles. It was designed to protect a gun battery up in the dunes from any flanking attack by tanks managing to get through the main defences on the beach.
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
Newburgh I, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. 2012
From my work ‘The Last Stand’.
“A one-kilometre-long anti-tank wall was built across Newburgh’s sand dunes, 100 yards inland. This barrier consisted of a mound of sand, a deep ditch and a large wall made from steel scaffolding poles. It was designed to protect a gun battery up in the dunes from any flanking attack by tanks managing to get through the main defences on the beach.
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
