“Bonnet Island Lighthouse” Tasmania – Australia
THE STORY BEHIND THE PHOTOGRAPH
The Bonnet Island Lighthouse is one of two beacons marking the entrance to Macquarie Harbour, a vast and remote 260 sq km inland sea on Tasmania's west coast. This narrow, 120-meter-wide passage was discovered in 1815 and posed significant dangers to ships, leading to the construction of two lighthouses—one on Bonnet Island and the other on Entrance Island.
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Shipping: Free delivery within Australia
Return Policy: In the rare event your product arrives damaged or defective, simply file a claim within 15 days of delivery. Approved claims will be replaced or refunded.
Photographic Paper-Semi-Gloss Lustre 310gsm
Ideal for producing images with superb clarity, high sharpness and excellent colour. Semi-Gloss finish to minimise glare and fingerprints. Natural photographic white tint produces the true look and feel of a photograph.
Canvas 380gsm
This quality Canvas offers vibrant colours and a quality finish, delivering exceptional visuals at an affordable price.
Timber Frames
Each frame is handcrafted in Australia to complement your artwork. Made from solid timber, every frame is carefully finished in your choice of:
Solid Black • Solid White • Natural Raw.
Acrylic Cover
We use high-quality acrylic covers to keep our products lightweight for wall mounting whilst also reducing the risk of damage during shipping compared with traditional glass.
Paper and Canvas
Always handle fine art prints with clean, dry hands or wear suitable gloves to avoid transferring oils and dirt onto the inked surface. Direct contact with the image area should be avoided whenever possible. Handle prints by their edges to minimize the risk of damage.
Flattening Curled Prints: If your paper “rolled” print arrives curled or becomes curled over time, gently flatten it by placing it under a heavy book with acid-free paper interleaved between the print and the book cover.
Sunlight and Temperature Control: To preserve the quality of art prints, avoid exposing them to direct sunlight and extreme temperature fluctuations.
Timber Frame
Our frames are solid timber and finished with a solid colour or naturally raw. Use a clean, soft dust cloth to remove dust from the frame. For a more thorough clean, slightly dampen the cloth with warm water. Avoid using cleaning chemicals as they may damage the frame.
Acrylic Cover
Lightly moisten a soft dust cloth or use a quality plastic cleaner, such as "VuPlex Plastic Cleaner" to wipe the acrylic cover. This will provide a clean and antistatic finish. Avoid cleaning solutions that contain ammonia, alcohol, or abrasives, as they can damage the Acrylic.
