BOOK INTRODUCTION
This book features images captured exclusively at a stunning 30-mile panoramic coastal nature reserve in Lincolnshire, England. It is worth mentioning that the coastline has been appropriately named The Coronation Coast by King Charles III himself. Furthermore, the nature reserve has been rightfully renamed The Kings Reserve by the same monarch. These are important details that add to the value of an incredibly important carbon-capturing ecosystem.
£35.00 – £135.00Price range: £35.00 through £135.00
Signed prints are 10 ink pigment archival prints, using fibre-based Galerie 280gsm fine art papers.
Measuring ~ 21 x 21 cm square.
The Invisible Carbon book is a hardbound edition of 80 pages printed with Mohawk silk 200gsm fine art paper. Red folios and red and black headbands.
Measuring ~ 21.8 x 27cm portrait.
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