Five colours from the work.
Extracted live from the photograph itself. A short cue on the rooms and materials each palette tends to live with best.

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A limited-edition fine art photograph from The Good Season. Numbered to the edition, giclée-printed on 308gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag, and hand-framed in sustainably sourced oak with a conservation window mount and anti-reflective acrylic glazing. Wired, corner-guarded, ready to hang on arrival.
Black frame · sustainably sourced oak, anti-reflective acrylic glazing.
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Hanging weight and packaging dimensions are indicative; small variation is normal across editions and finishes. Frame size assumes a 20mm oak moulding with a ~60mm conservation window mount. Full Bleed trims roughly 12 cm off each axis.
Framed dimensions assume a conservation window mount on a 20mm oak moulding. Full Bleed (no mount) trims roughly 12 cm off each axis. Want to see how each scale lives on a wall → or commission a bespoke size →
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Extracted live from the photograph itself. A short cue on the rooms and materials each palette tends to live with best.
There is a very specific kind of moment in a storm where everything holds before it gives way. Pressure builds, the cloud mass thickens, and the sky takes on a weight that feels almost architectural. That is what this image captures. The lightning is not treated as the subject. It appears as a structural break within the cloud, briefly exposing the underlying form before the atmosphere closes again. What makes the image work is that nothing is exaggerated. The contrast is controlled, the exposure is measured, and the detail within the cloud is allowed to carry the composition rather than being flattened for effect. On 308gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag, that density translates properly. You see the depth within the darker tones rather than a uniform black, and the transition through the greys remains intact. This is where most prints fall apart. They lose the structure and keep only the drama. The 12-colour pigment process holds the full tonal range without pushing saturation, and the UV glazing ensures that balance remains stable over time without shifting or fading. Framed in solid hardwood and assembled by hand in the UK, the piece is built to sit with the same level of control as the image itself. Nothing about it feels temporary.
The Good Season makes work for The Good Season.
Hand-framed in the UK, one at a time. Numbered to the edition, certificate in the carton, never a poster run.
Archival pigment giclée on cotton rag, behind UV-filtering acrylic glazing. Lightfast for a century-plus, built to outlast the wall it first hangs on.
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