Photography
Photography wall art in long, narrow formats - framed canvas prints where the panoramic shape does what a photograph wants: architecture running the width of a wall, a landscape with room for its horizon, a skyline stretched end to end.
The collection covers striking architecture and structural detail, wide landscape and mountain photography, coastal and water scenes, and cityscapes by day and night, in both colour and monochrome. Wide horizontal pieces suit a living room or office wall, while tall vertical prints work in hallways and stairwells.
Made to order in a range of sizes, as a stretched canvas or in a floating or classic frame in black, white, oak, walnut or gold, and delivered ready to hang.
Photography wall art - frequently asked questions
Sizing, hanging height and the questions we are asked most.
Does photography work well as a panoramic canvas?
Unusually well, because so much photography is shot wide in the first place. A landscape has room for its horizon, a skyline stretches end to end, and architecture runs the width of a wall rather than being cropped to fit a square. The elongated format matches what the photograph was framed to show.
Is photography on canvas better than a framed print?
Canvas gives a softer, matte result with no glare, which suits a room with a lot of natural light or downlights. A classic frame gives crisper edges and a more formal, gallery-like finish that suits detailed architectural or monochrome work. For a large piece, canvas is also considerably lighter and easier to hang.
What photography subjects are in the collection?
Architecture and structural detail, wide landscape and mountain photography, coastal and water scenes, and cityscapes by day and night - in both colour and monochrome. It is a small, deliberately curated range of 30 pieces rather than a stock library.
Where does panoramic photography work best in a home?
A living room or home office wall, where there is space to stand back and read the detail, and hallways for tall vertical architecture shots. Monochrome cityscapes suit a study or office; colour landscapes and coastal work suit a living room or bedroom. Avoid hanging detailed photography somewhere you only ever see it in passing.
What size should a panoramic photograph be?
Large enough to hold its detail - 20"x60" (50x150cm), 24"x72" (60x180cm) or 30"x60" (75x150cm) for a landscape or cityscape above a sofa or bed. The fuller sizes suit photography particularly well, because more depth on the wall means more of the frame survives at a readable scale. Photography loses more than painting does when it is shrunk. Below 16"x48" (40x120cm), choose a simpler composition.