Fernlight Gallery Wain Wath Force

Captured by Richard Burdon, this black and white photographic art print depicts the stepped cascades of Wain Wath Force in the Yorkshire Dales. Recorded with a long exposure, the water is rendered as soft, pale ribbons as it moves across dark stone ledges, drawing the eye from the foreground pool through successive tiers of falling water. Stripped of colour, the scene becomes a study in structure and contrast, with deep shadows and subtle highlights defining the wet limestone blocks.

Wain Wath Force sits on the River Swale near Keld in North Yorkshire and is known for its wide limestone steps, where the river spills gradually over a series of layered formations. Offered as a framed art print, canvas print or acrylic mount, each finish brings a distinct look to monochrome landscape photography, from crisp tonal detail to a contemporary, high-gloss presentation.

Key features

• Black and white long-exposure photograph of Wain Wath Force, Yorkshire Dales
• Photography by Richard Burdon
• Available as a framed art print, canvas print or acrylic mount
• Framed prints finished with sustainably sourced wood frames and inner mount
• Canvas prints produced as 12-colour Giclée prints, stretched over 38mm deep kiln-dried pine frames
• Acrylic prints mounted onto 10mm high-gloss acrylic with polished edges and a hidden subframe
• Made to order in the UK
• Produced using water-based inks and responsibly sourced materials

Care

Avoid prolonged direct sunlight and areas of high humidity. Clean framed or acrylic surfaces with a soft, dry cloth, and gently dust canvas prints to remove surface particles.

Please note: Colours shown are as accurate as possible, though may vary slightly depending on your screen settings.