Inspirational Wall Art for Less

We've been working in the background for a while on how to make buying a print a simple experience, and to clearly differentiate our product choices. Because we sell prints and canvases, we wanted to make either channel easy for you to choose from, so we've inspired our main menu around that.

The main thing we've done though is made understanding the price of our products simpler. When you buy a print, you can now simply add on a frame, a mount, upgrade the paper and so on all in one go! 

You'll find choosing whether to frame it or not much easier, and you can have any print on its own without any optional extras for exactly the same price as before. But what we have done is made framing a print a bit cheaper, so an A4 print that was £60 is now only £55, and some of the larger prints are substantially cheaper than before.

Photographic Adventures in Wall Art

2019 was a momentous year of travel for me. Whereas 2018 had a cracking holiday in Cyprus with my family, and a few days camping in France, 2019 was a whole new level of experience, and one which I took the opportunity to explore with a camera. That year I…

Posters vs Prints - the differences and why it matters

Welcome to Spring! It's been a couple of weeks since we wrote a blog post, and in this article, we'll be talking about posters and prints, and the difference between the two.If you're old enough to remember, back in the 80's, poster stores were all the rage. They sold accessible,…

Printing and the art of choosing paper

All papers are not equal, that is a fact.When you think about the paper you may use in your home printer, or in the office (remember that time when you went to work in a place with others?), you'll be reminded of big reams of white paper, normally A4 or…

Why learning this skill will make you a better photographer

In this blog post, I thought I'd write something about how you can improve your photography skills.Back in December 2020, I wrote an article for Olympus UK about my journey to becoming a Licentiate of the Royal Photographic Society. I talked at the time about how up until a few…

How an 'overtly sexual' cow took Northwall Gallery global

When I wrote my last blog post a few days ago, I'd been interviewed by Zoe Kleinman at the BBC for a story which turned out to be one of the most read stories on the BBC website on Monday and Tuesday. Monday night, Paul Hawkins interviewed me for television,…

Accidental fame and the perils of advertising

This is a cow. A naked cow. In fact, there are two unashamedly naked cows in this photo! So, when we tried adding this image to our Facebook Store, Facebook didn't like it. In fact, it rejected it because it breached their policy on "overtly sexual" images.As did an office…

The London Print Collection

Dawn on the Thames PrintAre you missing the City yet? It feels like a lifetime ago since we took a trip up to London, which is only an hour from Winchester on the Train, but in fact, it's been 10 months thanks to the pandemic, and it's probably as long…

Read Mike's article for Olympus

Before Christmas 2020, Mike wrote an article for Olympus UK with some tips about how to work towards the Licentiate Distinction for the Royal Photographic Society. It's an honest, warts and all appraisal of what it takes to reach that high standard, and you can have a read here.https://olympus-imagespace.co.uk/mike-hall-lrps/Like the…

Happy New Year

Happy New Year to you all! We are back today following a lovely few days off to recharge the batteries! We've done some work in the mean time to the site, and you'll notice some differences.* You can now pay via Google Pay and Apple Pay.* We've added a collection…