Loch Ewe Looking Inland

Loch Ewe is a deep, sea loch in Wester Ross on the west coast of Scotland. It was used in WW2 as a safe anchorage for gathering merchant ships for the Arctic Convoys to supply Russia. It was first used after the disastrous Convoy PQ17 suffered so many losses. The Loch still has a minor NATO role even today. This black and white landscape (horizontal) format print was created from a photograph made from the northern shore of the Loch near the entrance.

• Fine Art photographic print by Graham Saxby
• Holographically Certificated Limited Edition number
• Carbon Neutral printing by theprintspace in London and  Dusseldorf
• Giclée printing on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Fine Art paper
• Available in four sizes and prices
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