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 by Jordan Cahill. 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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1.5% to the Good Season Foundation
Funding landscape conservation, in perpetuity.
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.
A more defined, higher-contrast take on the landscape. The light cuts across the ridge with more strength here, pulling detail out of the terrain and giving the frame a clearer structure. The foreground sits darker, while the illuminated sections carry warmth and separation. It suits rooms that need a little more weight. Living areas, studies, or spaces with darker furniture and deeper tones will carry it well. On Hahnemühle Photo Rag, the contrast remains controlled, with detail held in both the shadows and the lit areas. The result is a print that feels balanced rather than pushed. Framed in solid hardwood with UV glazing, finished to the same standard throughout.

Jordan Cahill photographs the world as he finds it: ancient stone, open water, and the light between mountains. Northamptonshire-based. Ten years in the field.
Read more on Jordan CahillHand-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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