Shepherdess

A portion of the graveyards around Sweetheart Abbey in Galloway Scotland (see image "Loving Arches"). I call this female statuary "Shepherdess" as I feel her role there was to oversee the flock of souls buried in the graveyard, graves that went back 450 years. All religions were buried here - as they should be. This is morning light in early spring.

As all my images, this comes in a variety of presentations: print only, notecard, matted, gallery-wrap canvas and framed. They come in many sizes and can be custom-sized (virtual fitting) to your wall space. Contact me and I will guide you on selections!

This particular image is a 15"x30" photograph on archival paper using pigmented inks. It is mounted to 3/16" Gatorboard with a matte lamination applied to the surface that removes all light reflection and removes the need for using glass in the framing. All preparation materials are archival. The frame I use is a wood frame with a linen liner, the combination adding 2.5" in each direction. Thus, the outside dimensions (wall space taken up) is 20" x 35". The image is signed/numbered in lower right corner from edition of 250.