The tiny spit of land that juts out into the North Sea at the entrance to the Humber is a fascinating place. Spurn Point is well worth a visit but tide times need to be checked first! But it’s always a place I love to come back to because it changes with every visit, according to what shapes the sea has thrown it into. On this occasion, old trawler nets had washed up on the high tide to hang over the groynes – I thought they looked like a painting!

The print is rollered onto a self-adhesive board then presented in an Ikea Ribba black frame (40x50cm). I’ve replaced the standard mount with art quality, off-white mounting board, and also used glass instead of the perspex.

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