This was shot on a late Autumn day on Aldeburgh’s beach, looking out to sea and the controversial ‘Scallop’ sculpture, which I love.

Created by local born artist Maggi Hambling, the Scallop is a tribute to composer Benjamin Britten who lived in Aldeburgh and walked almost daily along the stretch of coastline between there and Thorpeness.

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Printed in London using the Giclée printing process on Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper which has a super matt non-reflective finish and produces brilliant colours, deep blacks and incredible detail.

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