At The end of our lane 'The Motorway'
Down by Jack Whites they were building the new road, the new motorway. Must have been around 2015. There are many images in this series. I love this piece - it brings back so many memories. It's gone now, that land in this scene is buried under the big road. It was the old causeway to Ballyrogan - we spent about 2 years battling those craters.
I shot it on a 1976 ETRS Bronica camera with a 70mm lens on Ilford FP2. Developed in Rodinal developer myself here in Ballyrogan Expression's darkroom. Scanned with a Canon 600.
33 x 26cm on a 42 x 30cm sheet of Hahnemühle acid free cotton rag fine art paper.
This is a limited edition fine art archival pigment print.
The inks used are archival and will not change colour over time & will last 80yrs + under archival conditions.
Each print is signed and numbered in a limited edition.
All prints are made under the most rigorous archival conditions in The Copper House Gallery who are a 'Certified Studio' supported by Hahnemuhle.
Down by Jack Whites they were building the new road, the new motorway. Must have been around 2015. There are many images in this series. I love this piece - it brings back so many memories. It's gone now, that land in this scene is buried under the big road. It was the old causeway to Ballyrogan - we spent about 2 years battling those craters.
I shot it on a 1976 ETRS Bronica camera with a 70mm lens on Ilford FP2. Developed in Rodinal developer myself here in Ballyrogan Expression's darkroom. Scanned with a Canon 600.
33 x 26cm on a 42 x 30cm sheet of Hahnemühle acid free cotton rag fine art paper.
This is a limited edition fine art archival pigment print.
The inks used are archival and will not change colour over time & will last 80yrs + under archival conditions.
Each print is signed and numbered in a limited edition.
All prints are made under the most rigorous archival conditions in The Copper House Gallery who are a 'Certified Studio' supported by Hahnemuhle.
Down by Jack Whites they were building the new road, the new motorway. Must have been around 2015. There are many images in this series. I love this piece - it brings back so many memories. It's gone now, that land in this scene is buried under the big road. It was the old causeway to Ballyrogan - we spent about 2 years battling those craters.
I shot it on a 1976 ETRS Bronica camera with a 70mm lens on Ilford FP2. Developed in Rodinal developer myself here in Ballyrogan Expression's darkroom. Scanned with a Canon 600.
33 x 26cm on a 42 x 30cm sheet of Hahnemühle acid free cotton rag fine art paper.
This is a limited edition fine art archival pigment print.
The inks used are archival and will not change colour over time & will last 80yrs + under archival conditions.
Each print is signed and numbered in a limited edition.
All prints are made under the most rigorous archival conditions in The Copper House Gallery who are a 'Certified Studio' supported by Hahnemuhle.