I am preparing to start selling A4 framed prints on eBay. Below are a selection of
prints I am considering selling as a trial. If you cannot find a listing and want a print then please drop me
an email and I can get a fresh listing up, or negotiate a direct sale.
Payment and postage details are covered below.
At this stage this is all rather experimental. I would definitely appreciate feedback on whether people
would be interested in purchasing any of these pictures or not, and any sensible suggestions.
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Ref: W001
Title: Sunset in the English Channel
Date: 3rd March 2006
Estimated dpi of print: 170
eBay starting bid: £14
eBay buy it now price: £24
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This picture was taken during a ferry crossing from Portsmouth to Caen. The sunset looks
almost tropical in nature, but in fact it was barely above freezing at the time.
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Ref: W002
Title: 'Cats Dancing the Salsa'
Date: 30th October 2004
Estimated dpi of print: 136
eBay starting bid: £24
eBay buy it now price: £34
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This picture was taken late afternoon while walking up the northwestern side of Barnhill in
Wembley, Middlesex. This picture has been published in the press, used commercially and seen on TV.
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Ref: W003
Title: Peering over a wave capped cumulus cloud
Date: 28th December 2002
Estimated dpi of print: 136
eBay starting bid: £14
eBay buy it now price: £24
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This picture was taken from a glider after an aerotow to 4000 feet. I never did find any
lift associated with the wave bar or the cumulus, but the view was breathtaking from the
side.
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Ref: G001
Title: Robin tug aerotowing a DG1000 glider towards Basingstoke
Date: 24th December 2005
Estimated dpi of print: 157
eBay starting bid: £14
eBay buy it now price: £24
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A view from the back seat of a DG1000 glider, taken while the pilot in the front seat was
in control for the aerotow. Basingstoke can be seen to the north near the bottom of the
picture. The tug aircraft is a Robin.
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Ref: G002
Title: Soaring the leading edge of a heavy shower
Date: 30th May 2004
Estimated dpi of print: 193
eBay starting bid: £14
eBay buy it now price: £24
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The view from the cockpit of a glider while soaring in strong lift ahead of a heavy shower.
Main cloudbase was about 4000 feet above Lasham airfield in Hampshire, while the wall of
cloud to the right of the picture descended as low as 2500 feet. It was possible to patrol
along the side of the line of low cloud at high speed while still gaining height. In the
distance is Alton to the Southeast.
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Ref: G003
Title: Aerial view of the channel between Portsmouth and Hayling Island
Date: 17th September 2005
Estimated dpi of print: 193
eBay starting bid: £14
eBay buy it now price: £24
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Looking down from a glider at the channel between Portsmouth and Hayling Island. I was about 5000
feet up at the time on my way to the Isle of Wight.
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Ref: G004
Title: Cumulus
Date: 24th August 2002
Estimated dpi of print: 136
eBay starting bid: £14
eBay buy it now price: £24
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After I soared in a glider to the base of one cloud I looked upwind to see this cloud, with its base
a couple hundred feet below me. The cloud fitted nicely in the camera's field of view.
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Ref: B001
Title: Comma Butterfly
Date: 27th June 2006
Estimated dpi of print: 173
eBay starting bid: £14
eBay buy it now price: £24
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Comma butterfly basking in the sunshine.
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Ref: B002
Title: Male Peacock butterfly basking
Date: 22nd April 2004
Estimated dpi of print: 133
eBay starting bid: £14
eBay buy it now price: £24
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Male Peacock butterfly basking in the sunshine.
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| General |
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Ref: A001
Title: Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, London
Date: 3rd March 2004
Estimated dpi of print: 171
eBay starting bid: £14
eBay buy it now price: £24
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Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament as seen from the London Eye.
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Ref: A002
Title: Windsor Castle from the air
Date: 19th March 2005
Estimated dpi of print: 119
eBay starting bid: £14
eBay buy it now price: £24
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Windsor Castle seen from the air on a foggy morning. Picture taken from a passenger jet on the way
into Heathrow Airport.
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More to come...
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