Northumberland woodland landscape photograph with copper beech and a river running through it
Framed fine art giclee Northumberland landscape print by Pete Wilkinson hanging on the wall
Intricate texture of giclee print paper enhances close-up photograph of fine art Northumberland landscape
Northumberland woodland landscape photograph with copper beech and a river running through it
Framed fine art giclee Northumberland landscape print by Pete Wilkinson hanging on the wall
Intricate texture of giclee print paper enhances close-up photograph of fine art Northumberland landscape

Devil

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The Devil’s Water is a tributary to the Tyne. It winds down from Hexhamshire through hamlets and gorges and woodlands towards Corbridge. A mile south of Hexham, near to Swallowship Woods, it turns abruptly to the left, diverted sharply by sandstone crags. At this bend the river slows, almost to a standstill, before rushing off again down to some rapids and waterfalls.

This dog leg in the river, with the sandstone towering above and a small sandy bay on the corner, is a little tricky to find, but very well known to anyone who grew up in or around Hexham. Not only is it pretty, but it is a favourite paddling spot for those in the know. Devil was captured on a very still Autumn morning. A 42” x 28” framed giclee print hangs in The Wynd gallery in the centre of Hexham.

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The Devil’s Water is a tributary to the Tyne. It winds down from Hexhamshire through hamlets and gorges and woodlands towards Corbridge. A mile south of Hexham, near to Swallowship Woods, it turns abruptly to the left, diverted sharply by sandstone crags. At this bend the river slows, almost to a standstill, before rushing off again down to some rapids and waterfalls.

This dog leg in the river, with the sandstone towering above and a small sandy bay on the corner, is a little tricky to find, but very well known to anyone who grew up in or around Hexham. Not only is it pretty, but it is a favourite paddling spot for those in the know. Devil was captured on a very still Autumn morning. A 42” x 28” framed giclee print hangs in The Wynd gallery in the centre of Hexham.

The Devil’s Water is a tributary to the Tyne. It winds down from Hexhamshire through hamlets and gorges and woodlands towards Corbridge. A mile south of Hexham, near to Swallowship Woods, it turns abruptly to the left, diverted sharply by sandstone crags. At this bend the river slows, almost to a standstill, before rushing off again down to some rapids and waterfalls.

This dog leg in the river, with the sandstone towering above and a small sandy bay on the corner, is a little tricky to find, but very well known to anyone who grew up in or around Hexham. Not only is it pretty, but it is a favourite paddling spot for those in the know. Devil was captured on a very still Autumn morning. A 42” x 28” framed giclee print hangs in The Wynd gallery in the centre of Hexham.

fine art giclee landscape print of the Devil's Water near Hexham Northumberland

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

Any print size is available - you’ll find a drop down list of popular options 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 accommodate 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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