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Fine art prints and canvas wraps printed in the USA

February 16, 2016Written by colinmunro

Fulmars and gannets over stormy seas, St Kilda, West Scotland. Colin Munro. www.colinmunroimages.com

I’ve recently decided to make some of my photographs available as fine art prints and canvas prints through a print vendor based in the US.

Fulmars and gannets over stormy seas, St Kilda, West Scotland.

These can now be in a wide range of fine art print sizes, rolled canvas prints and stretched canvas wraps (canvas on wooden frames). These can be browsed and purchased direct from my website www.colinmunroimages.com. Printing and delivery is handled by EZ Prints. EZ prints are a large-scale printing facility based out of Norcross, Georgia, USA, whose innovative technology and personalization expertise combine to deliver affordable and easily accessible prints and products.

Hound Tor, Dartmoor

All EZ Prints orders are processed in a state-of-the-art manufacturing plant using the latest digital printing components. This process is fully integrated within my website.

Sunrise over the Navua River, Viti Levu, Fiji

Printing within the US allows far cheaper shipping costs within the US and Canada. Print sizes from 10″ x 15″ to 24″ x 36″ are available. www.colinmunroimages.com

Dartmoor images Fine Art prints of Dartmoor

October 17, 2012Written by colinmunro

Skull and jawbone on a windswept moorland. Dartmoor, Devon. Colin Munro Photography

As Christmas draws near, why not give a photographic art of local landscapesas a gift? My Dartmoor images are available as art prints and cards. These can be purchased dierct from me (see below). As a long term Devon resident, and keen supporter of Devon Wildlife Trust and its work, 10% of all purchases made before Christmas will be donated to the Devon Wildlife Trust. All images on my website are watermarked. This will NOT appear on the print.

I’ve been taking a few Dartmoor images recently. The moor always looks more interesting as the weather turns colder and the days shorter. This has resulted in a few nights camping out. Sometimes chasing the elusive sunrise that remains hidden behind a thick blanket of grey cloud; sometimes up to mid-thigh in freezing fast-flowing rivers. So I’ve decided to pull a few together, some old, some new. I try and steer clear of well worn styles and try to capture the feel and atmosphere of the moor, the bleak, harsh beauty and the wide open spaces. As ever, all my images are available to purchase as fine art prints, each printed to order to specific requirements. If you’d like to know more then email me here.

Lichen covered granite boulders of a dry stone wall. Dartmoor Devon. Colin Munro Photography. Fine Art prints

Image 1346. Lichen covered granite boulders of a dry stone wall. Dartmoor Devon.

The glow from a lantern inside a dome tent on a starry, moonlit night on Dartmoor. Colin Munro Photography.

Image 1002. The glow from a lantern inside a dome tent on a starry, moonlit night on Dartmoor

Icicles and ice formations around a fast flowing stream on the steep-sided Teign Valley, Dartmoor, Devon. Available as a fine art print. Colin Munro Photography. www.colinmunrophotography.com

Image 1054. Icicles and ice formations around a fast flowing stream on the steep-sided Teign Valley, Dartmoor, Devon.

Boulders and small waterfalls on the East Dart River, high on Dartmoor above Two Bridges. Dartmoor National Park. Fine Art prints for sale. Colin Munro Photography. www.colinmunrophotography.com

Image 1019. Boulders and small waterfalls on the East Dart River, high on Dartmoor above Two Bridges. Dartmoor National Park

Icicles form along the lip of a rocky overhang on the steep sides of the River Teign Valley, East Dartmoor, Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England. Fine art prints available. Colin Munro Photography. www.colinmunrophotography.com

Image 1057. Icicles form along the lip of a rocky overhang on the steep sides of the River Teign Valley, East Dartmoor, Dartmoor National Park.

The East Dart River tumbles through a boulder strewn valley, East Dartmoor. An HDR image. This image is available as a fine art print to purchase. Colin Munro Photography. www.colinmunrophotography.com

Image 1348. The East Dart River tumbles through a boulder strewn valley, East Dartmoor.

Icicles over a moorland stream, Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England. colin Munro photography

Image 791. Icicles over a moorland stream, Dartmoor National Park, Devon.

Icicles above a small waterfall on the South Teign River, Dartmoor, Devon, England. Colin Munro Photography. www.colinmunrophotography.com

Image 41. Icicles above a small waterfall on the South Teign River, Dartmoor.

Wind dried bones picked clean by ravens and foxes. Dartmoor National Park. Colin Munro Photography. www.colinmunrophotography.com

Image 1349. Wind dried bones picked clean by ravens and foxes. Dartmoor National Park.

The boulder-strewn steep sided valley of the East Dart River above Two Bridges, Dartmoor National Park, Devon. Colin Munro Photography

Image 1020. The boulder-strewn steep sided valley of the East Dart River above Two Bridges, Dartmoor National Park, Devon

Boulders and small waterfalls on the East Dart River, high on Dartmoor above Two Bridges. Dartmoor National Park Colin Munro Photography

Image 1021. Boulders and small waterfalls on the East Dart River, high on Dartmoor above Two Bridges. Dartmoor National Park.Fine Art Prints.

FINE ART PRINTS All of the above images can be puchased as Fine Art, archive quality prints on high grade paper or canvas.

Prints up to 10×15 inches (25x38cm) size are produced on Fuji Crystal Archive DP Professional Paper using the latest Fuji Frontier Digital Wet Photographic processing. This system produces rich, vibrant colours and has an archival life of up to 35 years, making ideal for producing long lasting prints. They are available in Pearl or Gloss finish.

8×12 inches (20x30cm) prints are available for only £22 per print.
10×15 inches (25x38cm) prints are available for only £32 per print.

If you are interested in purchasing one or more prints please call or email me stating the finish (pearl or gloss) and the size required. Currently I am happy to accept PayPal, bank transfer, cheque or cash on collection. Cheques will need to clear before delivery.
Please add £2.50 for postage and packaging to mainland UK, worldwide postage on request.

Larger prints, up to 62 inches (1075cm) across are available.
These can be printed on photo gloss or pearl paper, fine art rag paper or on canvas.
Block mounts and backlit
Again the prints can be supplied in block mounts or as a print for backlighting. Please contact me for details and prices.

HOW TO BUY. If you are interested in any of the above options please email or call me, 07926 478 199, stating the Image Number (given in caption), image size, finish (pearl or gloss) and number of images and how you would like to pay. I will then reply confirming the amount.

Paypal: To pay for prints by simply log in to paypal and make the payment to colin (at) colinmunrophotography.com.
Bank transfer: To pay by bank transfer simply let me know in your email and I will include the account details in my response.
Cheque: To pay by cheque, let me know and I will include the postal address in my reply. Please note that you will need to allow extra time for cheques to clear on delivery times.
Confirmation:Once I receive payment I will email you confirming this. Prints should then be despatched within five working days.

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You can search my blog for prints for sale by typing ‘Prints for sale’ in the seach box at the top, or simply by clicking this link.

Email me or telephone +44 (0)7926478199 for prices and delivery details.

More... See more of my Devon images fine art prints here

Old wooden boat trapped in ice covered mudflats

More of my Dartmoor images are available on Photoshelter, where prints can be bought or images licensed click here
A selection of my images are available on Redbubble (Australia) as prints, posters and cards here

Sunrise over Cockwood Harbour at low tide, Exe Estuary, Devon.

Dawn over Cockwood Harbour on a frosty December morning.

Courses, Classes and Workshops. If you like my Dartmoor images you may be interested in my one day landscape photography courses for individuals and small groups autumn/winter 2012. These will be based around the Exe and Teign Estuaries and East Dartmoor. More info here.

Enfield Bullet 500cc at sunset.

Photoshop is an essential part of my toolkit for successful landscape photographs, in the same way we used to dodge and burn prints when working with film. If you would like to learn more about the potential of Photoshop to enhance your images why not sign up for one of my one to one (or small group) Photoshop sessions. These are economical and targetted at exactly what you want to learn. More info here.

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Moorland streams on Christmas Day – how to do things the hard way.

December 29, 2011Written by colinmunro

Moorland streams on Christmas Day – how to do things the hard way.

A small stream Dunsford Wood, Teign Valley, Devon, England.

Like all photographers I am sometimes asked how I created certain images, and how difficult getting certain pictures were. The answer in most cases is ‘not that difficult provided you’ve planned it and are well prepared’. But sometimes I just make things difficult for myself.

The above picture is a long exposure, 30 seconds in this case, used to blur movement (in the above picture the flowing water) producing a milky, fluid and slightly surreal look to the flowing stream. Obviously the amount of light hitting the camera sensor has to be limited to compensate for such a long exposure. Stopping down to a very small aperture helps but will only get you so far, rarely all the way to 30 seconds exposure. Stacking neutral density filters in front of the lens is one way, but a simpler way (especially this time of year when days are short) is to shoot at dusk, when light levels are naturally low and long shutter speeds are not merely desirable but also necessary.

Late Christmas Day I made a snap decision to get out on to Dartmoor, go for a walk and get some nice images. I left in a rush, trying to multi-task ineffectively as usual. The moor was not inspiring – low grey cloud and steady drizzle do not make for great pictures, so I turned around and reluctantly headed home. Light was fading fast when I found this little stream in the steep, wooded valley of the River Teign. I pulled over and decided to try and get some shots. This was where my rushing and lack of preparation came home to roost. I realised I had left my walking boots by the entrance to my boat and had only the city shoes I was wearing with me. Worse still, upon opening my tripod case (not checked before I left) I discovered that somehow the tripod head had snapped in two (I’ll be writing to Manfrotto shortly). Luckily I also had a small, six inch, tabletop tripod with me, but that meant actually getting in to the stream and perching it on top of boulders if I were obtain any useable shots. By the time I found a suitable spot along the stream it was about 4:15pm and getting gloomier by the minute. A quick scan around confirmed that there were no suitable boulders at the edge of the stream on which to mount the tripod; there was no alternative, shoes and socks had to come off and I had to wade out in to the middle of the stream. Thirty minutes later I stumbled to the side. The light had well and truly gone, so it was time to pack up. I had by then also lost all feeling below the ankles. It was not until i started driving home again that feeling began to return to my feet, doing so in painful waves as flow returned to constricted blood vessels. I had ample time to reflect on the stupidity of my lack of planning. My first actions the following day were to buy a spare tripod and place wellingtons and thick socks on the boot of my car in readiness. Hopefully that is at least one mistake I won’t repeat. Meanwhile I have now place some of these images in my art images of Devon Landscapes Gallery. This can be viewed (and prints purchased) here. Hopefully it was worth the effort. Colin

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Start Point and Start Bay, South Devon

June 21, 2011Written by colinmunro

Rocky headland, Start Point, South Devon, England. Image MBI000921.

South Devon, England. Image No. MBI000920.

Rocky headland, Start Point, South Devon, England. Image MBI000921.

A very blustery day in late June saw see scrambling around the rocks on Start Point with my son. The southwesterly wind was whipping white horses off the wave tops on the western side of the headland; to the east, sheltered by the high rocks of Start Point, the water within Start bay was almost mirror smooth, disturbed only by surface ripples.

Start Bay from Start Point, South Devon, England. Image No. MBI000922.

As ever, these images are available to reproduce as rights managed images or as art prints on a variety of media. If you’d like to use any of the images in a publication, display, website etc., please email be (colin ‘at’ colinmunrophotography.com) noting the image number and where you’d like to use the image. If you are interested in a print, please visit the prints page for options then email me. Thanks, Colin Munro.

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