A black and white portrait of The Edmund Gardner, a historic vessel built in 1953 for the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board. Part of a new generation of diesel-electric cutters, the ship represents a shift from pre-war steam power to modern maritime engineering.
Photographed on medium format film and hand-developed in my studio, the image has a depth and tonal quality unique to analogue photography. Printed as a high-quality C-Type print with rich blacks and subtle highlights.
Available as a limited edition in A3 or A2, framed or unframed.
Framed prints are presented in a simple white frame, ready to hang.
A black and white portrait of The Edmund Gardner, a historic vessel built in 1953 for the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board. Part of a new generation of diesel-electric cutters, the ship represents a shift from pre-war steam power to modern maritime engineering.
Photographed on medium format film and hand-developed in my studio, the image has a depth and tonal quality unique to analogue photography. Printed as a high-quality C-Type print with rich blacks and subtle highlights.
Available as a limited edition in A3 or A2, framed or unframed.
Framed prints are presented in a simple white frame, ready to hang.
