fine art giclee landscape print of sycamore gap in northumberland
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fine art giclee landscape print of sycamore gap in northumberland
framed fine art giclee landscape print of sycamore gap in northumberland
Intricate texture of giclee print paper enhances close-up photograph of fine art Northumberland landscape (Copy) (Copy) (Copy) (Copy)

Crimp

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Crimp was captured in 2019

Sycamore Gap wasn’t much referred to or known about as a point of interest pre Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. The wall’s appearance in the film was very special to the people from the local area. As the film was shot, there were rumours of Kevin Costner visiting a butchers in a nearby village for a pound of bacon. You can imagine the tension.

Since the film, the gap became very popular, and in a nice British way like the Bake Off or the act of queing, in that it wasn’t exciting or something to base any major decisions around, but it was nice, harmless, and a point of reference that people from all over the world could point to.

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Crimp was captured in 2019

Sycamore Gap wasn’t much referred to or known about as a point of interest pre Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. The wall’s appearance in the film was very special to the people from the local area. As the film was shot, there were rumours of Kevin Costner visiting a butchers in a nearby village for a pound of bacon. You can imagine the tension.

Since the film, the gap became very popular, and in a nice British way like the Bake Off or the act of queing, in that it wasn’t exciting or something to base any major decisions around, but it was nice, harmless, and a point of reference that people from all over the world could point to.

Crimp was captured in 2019

Sycamore Gap wasn’t much referred to or known about as a point of interest pre Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. The wall’s appearance in the film was very special to the people from the local area. As the film was shot, there were rumours of Kevin Costner visiting a butchers in a nearby village for a pound of bacon. You can imagine the tension.

Since the film, the gap became very popular, and in a nice British way like the Bake Off or the act of queing, in that it wasn’t exciting or something to base any major decisions around, but it was nice, harmless, and a point of reference that people from all over the world could point to.

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Like all images available at The Wynd, Crimp was captured by Northumberland based photographer Pete Wilkinson.

Any print size is available - you’ll find a drop down list of popular sizes above, but if you have a specific budget or size in mind and it isn’t listed, please do get in touch and Pete will be more than happy to provide further options wherever possible.

All prints ordered through The Wynd Photographic are giclee prints, produced using a luxurious 300gsm matt paper supplied by Fotospeed. The subtle texture, colour gamut, and details of the paper, and the giclee print process, together result in a beautiful fine art, archive quality photographic print.

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