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Fotheringhay Bridge Digital Print

Four arches cross the Nene, with summer green reflected beneath them.

£12.99JPEG, print-ready PDF and guide
  • 10 mm white border included.
  • Printing and framing are not included. The purchase is for a digital file.
  • Overall paper up to 50 × 38 cm
  • Up to three personal prints

A print to
make your own.

The bridge makes a long, gentle arc across the river, held between the willows and the open meadow. Beneath it, the water changes from dark reflection to clear, shallow green. The arches give the photograph its structure; reeds, leaves and the river soften every edge.

Fotheringhay Bridge shown uncropped with its white border in an illustrative oak frame above a nominal 140 cm console.
Overall paper: 50 × 38 cm, above a nominal 140 cm console. Mount and frame are illustrative.

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Make up to three personal prints. Print it your way with your own printer or outsource it to a professional printer.

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In my words.

During my visit to Fotheringhay I flew my drone above the Nene to photograph the old bridge. I love the view along its arches, where a road across the water becomes a pattern of curves, reflections and green growth.

This crossing has a history stretching back well before the bridge we see today. Earlier timber and partly masonry bridges preceded the present structure, built in 1722. That makes it part of the village’s long story, while the river continues to move through its openings. It is the meeting of those lasting forms and changing water that keeps my attention.

Another view of the crossing from my Fotheringhay story.

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What you receive

High-resolution JPEG primary print file (6,250 × 4,750 pixels), print-ready PDF with three exact paper sizes, and a print-specific printing guide. Embedded Adobe RGB (1998) colour profile. The complete source photograph is preserved.

Printing and framing are not included. The purchase is for a digital file.

Printing your artwork

Overall paper up to 50 × 38 cm, including the 10 mm white border. Image area approximately 317 ppi at this size. Use the matching PDF page for a constant border at each suggested size. Ask your printer for a colour proof. Printing and framing are not included. The purchase is for a digital file.

Print at home or take the original file to a printer you trust. You choose the paper and finish, and what feels right to spend. The printing guide helps you keep the complete artwork and choose an appropriate size.

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Make up to three personal prints. Print it your way with your own printer or outsource it to a professional printer.

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