Baltimore Beacon
The Beacon stands at the entrance to Baltimore harbour. Built by the British after the 1798 rebellion as part of a network of warning systems dotted along the Wild Atlantic Way.
6x9 inch photograph in an A4 mount.
The Beacon stands at the entrance to Baltimore harbour. Built by the British after the 1798 rebellion as part of a network of warning systems dotted along the Wild Atlantic Way.
6x9 inch photograph in an A4 mount.
The Beacon stands at the entrance to Baltimore harbour. Built by the British after the 1798 rebellion as part of a network of warning systems dotted along the Wild Atlantic Way.
6x9 inch photograph in an A4 mount.
This photograph is giclée printed on Epson archival paper using
Epson UltraChrome Pro 10 archival pigment inks
to achieve fade free quality lasting 200 years.
N.B. Photographs are printed to order
and may take three or four days
to print, cure and mount.
