LIGHTCATCHER

Winding down a maze of narrow Cornish lanes and hedgerows, Trevose Lighthouse sits perched atop towering grey granite cliffs which jut dramatically out into the Atlantic. First lit in 1847, the lighthouse remains a protective beacon, shining over the often fog-shrouded coastline. As the dawn light began to illuminate the hanging clouds, the heavens erupted in a pink glow of glorious colour.

All Brook Rushton works are printed on Hahnemuhle Ultra Smooth Photo Rag 308gsm Fine Art Paper. By request, we also use Centurion Metallic stock for a shimmering 3D effect, ideal for Face Mounting.

We print to the highest possible standards with impeccable archival image quality. Our expert framing maintains the same quality, using only the best available materials.