Wastwater Beauty Panoramic Art Prints
Wastwater Beauty Panoramic Wall Art Print.
Transform your space with a high-quality panoramic print, crafted for sharp detail, rich colours, and long-lasting vibrancy. Designed to meet different lighting conditions, choose from two premium paper finishes:
- Lustre Photographic – Laser printed with optimised Silver Halide Crystals on 230 μm Fuji Crystal Archive DPII Lustre paper, this semi-matt finish reduces glare while maintaining a wide colour gamut. Ideal for bright rooms or spaces with direct lighting.
- Gloss Photographic – A striking, ultra-reflective finish printed on 240 μm Fujifilm Crystal Archive DPII Gloss paper. With deep contrast and punchy colours, it’s perfect for bold, high-impact imagery.
Each Wastwater Beauty panoramic print includes a 1/4-inch white border for a clean, frame-ready presentation. Need a custom border size? Tailored options are available upon request to suit your framing or display needs.
The use of acid-free papers and archival inks ensures that your print will last a lifetime without fading or loss of color.
From left to right, this image shows the slope of Yewbarrow, Great Gable, Scafell Pike and Illgill Head.
This panoramic photograph captures the mesmerising beauty of Wastwater and its iconic surrounding peaks. Yewbarrow's lower slopes, Great Gable's glowing summit, and Scafell Pike's rugged peaks reflect the golden-hour light, while the calm waters of Wastwater mirror the entire scene. The moon appears in the clear sky, adding a touch of enchantment to this already magical view.
Whether displayed as a panoramic wall print or enjoyed on a coffee mug, this image celebrates the Lake District's breathtaking scenery. It's a reminder of nature's quiet power and a perfect way to bring a sense of peace and inspiration to your daily life.
About Wasdale
Wastwater, in Cumbria's Lake District, is a breathtaking gem and England's deepest lake, plunging 258 feet to the bottom. Surrounded by the dramatic Wasdale fells - Middle Fell, Yewbarrow, Great Gable, Scafell Pike (the highest peak in England), and Illgill Head - this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a hiker's dream.
The lake's striking appearance owes much to its rugged beauty and the play of light on its surface, reflecting the craggy peaks above. Interestingly, the Screes, steep slopes formed by volcanic rock, tumble directly into the lake's south-eastern edge, creating a dramatic backdrop steeped in geological history.
Wastwater is home to more than just scenic beauty; it's rich in folklore too. Legend has it that the Screes are haunted by a spectral hound, a chilling tale that adds mystery to this already awe-inspiring location.
