Halifax Sunrise: Fine Art Print

Sony A6000, Sony FE 100-400mm f4.5 at 118 mm, ISO 100, 1/350s at f/9.5, Tripod. 25 February 2019.

Centre stage is the 253 ft Wainhouse Tower built by John Edward Wainhouse in the late 19th century. Whilst the intention was for it be used as a working chimney, it never was, and as such is a folly. To its left is the Crossley Heath School, which dates back to 1585, with the present building opening in 1879.

Far right is 330.4-metre (1,084-foot) tall Emley Moor transmitting station, made from concrete it is 20 metres taller than the Shard in London. The thinner tower is a temporary mast whilst repairs and modifications are carried out on the original tower.
All the images featured on my website are available as Giclée prints. Giclée, the French verb meaning ‘to spray’, is used to describe a fine art digital printing process combining high quality archival paper with pigment-based inks, to achieve an inkjet print of superior archival quality, light fastness and stability.

The prints are individually made by master print maker Rob Knight at Knight Graphics in Sowerby Bridge, West Yorkshire. Rob uses a Epson 9890 with Genuine Epson Ultrachrome K3 inks, which with the eight-channel print head is capable of producing an extremely wide tonal range and colour gamut. The paper used is Fujifilm Fine Art Photo Rag Paper 300gsm – which has a slight texture.

All the prints have a white border, and are ready for framing. The prints are signed in pencil and next to my signature is a small grey Pennine Romance logo.

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