$59 
Available in three acrylic block sizes:
ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPH
Port Campbell National Park, Victoria, Australia.
The dreary morning seemed to reflect the mood that likely befell this area in 1878 when the ship Loch Ard was shipwrecked just off this location in 1878.
These two limestone stacks known as Tom and Eva, are the remnants of the Island Archway. The Island Archway was a 25 metre high, naturally formed rock arch that lay off Loch Ard Gorge, a bay on the south coast of Victoria. It collapsed on 10 June 2009. The two remaining piers are now officially named after the two teenage survivors of the shipwreck of the Loch Ard, which occurred just off the Island Archway in 1878. Thomas Pearce and Eva Carmichael were the only survivors out of 54 people who were on board the Loch Ard.
Our acrylic blocks give the photo a three dimensional look. They are perfect for desks, bookshelves, mantlepieces, bed side tables - any horizontal surface.
The photo is printed on professional grade metallic photographic paper, using archival inks. It is then mounted on the back of an acrylic (plexiglass) block. It is finished with diamond polishing, buffing and final hand polish.
They are free standing, so no hanging system is required. These are a very popular option for gifts, farewell presents or if you need a small lightweight option to travel with. Acrylic blocks come in a box ready to gift.
Our acrylic blocks give the photo a three dimensional look. They are perfect for desks, bookshelves, mantlepieces, bed side tables - any horizontal surface.
The photo is printed on professional grade metallic photographic paper, using archival inks. It is then mounted on the back of an acrylic (plexiglass) block. It is finished with diamond polishing, buffing and final hand polish.
They are free standing, so no hanging system is required. These are a very popular option for gifts, farewell presents or if you need a small lightweight option to travel with. Acrylic blocks come in a box ready to gift.
