Glavind Strachan
A large flat-topped capstone resting on smaller stones among bracken on Taw Marsh, with rays of light under a dark sky and low hills beyond

The Fallen Brother Dolmen

Fine art print of The Fallen Brother Dolmen, photographed at The Fallen Brother Dolmen on Taw Marsh, Dartmoor. Papers: Enhanced Matte Art paper or Hahnemuhle German Etching, or framed. From £30, free UK delivery.

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Enhanced Matte Art paper

200gsm smooth matte art paper. Rich colour, deep blacks and no glare: a very good print at a fair price.

Hahnemuhle German Etching

310gsm heavyweight fine art paper from Hahnemuhle, the German mill that has made artist papers since 1584. A soft, textured etching surface, archival and acid-free: the one I'd choose for a picture you intend to keep.

Framed, Enhanced Matte Art paper

A classic wooden frame with a white mount and a clear acrylic front (lighter and safer than glass), printed on matte art paper. Arrives ready to hang, in a choice of eight frame colours.

It's a present

A sizes are a little squarer than most of my photographs, so a thin strip (about 6%) is trimmed from the long edge.

Printed to order and posted in about 5 to 7 working days. UK delivery only. Changed your mind? You have 14 days to cancel and you pay the return postage; faulty or damaged prints are on me. Papers, delivery and returns

£30 Printed to order. Free UK delivery.

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The Fallen Brother Dolmen on Taw Marsh, discovered and named by Alan Endacott. I was amazed at the way that Steeperton Tor was lit up in the distance.

Place
The Fallen Brother Dolmen on Taw Marsh
Taken
21 October 2026
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