Studland Bay I, Dorset, England. 2011
From my work ‘The Last Stand’.
“In April 1944, after months of intensive planning and practice, a full-scale D-Day rehearsal for the Normandy landings was held in Studland Bay. ‘Exercise Smash’, in which live ammunition was used, was watched from Fort Henry, a nearby reinforced concrete observation bunker, by King George VI, Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces General Dwight D Eisenhower.”
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 - £200
24x20 inches (60x50cm) - medium
Edition of 20
Print - £750
37x30 inches (94×76cm) - large
Edition of 15
Print - £2000
Studland Bay I, Dorset, England. 2011
From my work ‘The Last Stand’.
“In April 1944, after months of intensive planning and practice, a full-scale D-Day rehearsal for the Normandy landings was held in Studland Bay. ‘Exercise Smash’, in which live ammunition was used, was watched from Fort Henry, a nearby reinforced concrete observation bunker, by King George VI, Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces General Dwight D Eisenhower.”
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 - £200
24x20 inches (60x50cm) - medium
Edition of 20
Print - £750
37x30 inches (94×76cm) - large
Edition of 15
Print - £2000
