the aberdeenshire coast doesn't get the attention the west does. it should. the light comes in flat off the north sea, the grass leans one way, and the lighthouses are painted the kind of red and white that makes a photograph without trying.
the four
n o s t a l g i a: the lighthouse beyond the coastal grasses, all of it leaning. w a t c h: the lighthouse under a tall blue sky, the simplest of the set. d e p t h: the lighthouse on its headland above the sea; the 100×70cm supersize is a limited edition of fifty. g r a i n: the lighthouse and the keepers' cottages with golden grass in front.
and one chimney
c h i m n e y is from the same coast, in black and white: one chimney, a mackerel sky, nothing else.
where they go
lighthouses are the easiest prints to hang. bathrooms, hallways, the wall by the back door, a holiday let by the sea. w a t c h is the one for a small space. d e p t h is the one for a big one.
printed to order on ilford cotton textured giclée paper, from a4 at £20, tracked delivery anywhere.