Cologne Subway, Germany. 2021
Fine art print on Archival paper
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Cologne Subway, Germany.
Cologne's subway system has some serious 80s vibes. It's practically begging for a book to be written about it! The tiles are divine and even though they've been through countless journeys, they've held up surprisingly well. The stations are stunning and the liminal spaces caught my attention. Since it's not the biggest city in the world, the stations weren't too crowded, making it easier to capture the perfect shot without pesky humans getting in the way.
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You'll get a certificate of authenticity too.
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I've picked out three stunning framing options; a high quality black, white and silver. All professionally mounted and packaged ready for your adoring walls. Art glass or acrylic available on request, get in touch for a quote.
Archival Giclee Print
The luminous colours of my photos pop best with an archival giclee print on durable archival paper which I've hand picked out of many samples.
Smooth Finish Frames
Choose from smooth, wooden effect or aluminium finishes on your frames. All come with standard glass, art glass available on request.
Certificate of Authenticity.
Alongside all signed prints, you'll get a certificate of authenticity too. If you order framed this will be on the back of the frame.
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His work is so unique and arresting. He is somehow able to capture the 'ordinary' in a way that makes it feel truly extraordinary. I'm so excited to see his work in our home.
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