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November 04, 2008

The perfect Christmas gift for the mountain biker in your life?

Christmas ordering: please see here for latest ordering info.

What do you buy for the mountain biker who has everything? How about a signed, limited edition Seb Rogers print?

Well I would suggest that, wouldn't I? But hear me out.

I've put together four exclusive triptychs, each one featuring a series of three themed images beautifully mounted, framed, signed and individually numbered. The 20x60cm (approx. 8"x24") frames sit well on even the most limited wall space, and the deep black surround matches most decor. I'll only be making a maximum of 10 (yep, ten) of each.

Triptychs_001_blog
Not much wall space? No problem...

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Individually signed and numbered. I'll only be making 10 of each...

Oh, the themes? Here they are (the framed versions obviously won't be watermarked):

Mountain:
Mountain_blog
Sky:
Sky_blog
Water:
Water_blog
Trail: (please note these images are presented in a vertically orientated frame)
Trails_blog
I don't think you'll find anything like these prints anywhere else. And the best bit is the price: £99.00, delivered to your door. Yep, less than £100 for a framed, signed, limited edition print.

Go on, put a bit of riding magic on the wall of someone who'd rather be out on their bike...

You can pay by Paypal (prints@sebrogers.co.uk), or email me if you'd prefer to pay by cheque or direct bank transfer. I'll need to know which print you'd like and your delivery address. Please allow at least 14 days for delivery. For last-minute Christmas orders, please contact me before sending payment.

FAQs

- can you deliver outside the UK?
Sorry, no. I've had boxes specially made for the frames, but the glass is too fragile to send overseas.

- how big are the prints?
Each print is roughly 9.5x14cm (3.75"x5.5"). The frames are 20x60cm (8"x24").

- how long will the prints last?
Print longevity depends on a lot of factors including temperature, humidity and exposure to light. I've used the highest quality inks and paper and a professional printer to ensure that my prints are as resistant to fading as possible. With a little care in handling, display and storage they should last decades.

- can I choose which three pictures to put in the frame?
I've put a lot of time into matching each series of three images, so the answer is no, I'm afraid.

- where were the images taken?
From British Columbia and Nepal to the South Downs and Exmoor, via the French Alps and mid Wales. Each frame will have full captions on the rear.

- I have another question...

Christmas ordering: please see here for latest ordering info.

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They look superb Seb. Shortly having the apartment decorated and the 'mountain' series would finish the place off nicely. If you've any spare when I'm next over in the UK I'll have one. Hope all is well.

Ian.

Glad you like them :) When are you next over here?

too bad u cant ship overseas, I would love to have one hanging in my home.

Hey Craig,

I'd love to be able to ship them overseas, I really would. But I can't figure out a way to reliably keep the glass intact.

Sorry... :(

Assuming the credit crunch doesn't bit too hard in the Leigh household, then that's my Christmas present sorted.

All great. But I think it's got to be the mountain shots.

Good question Seb. I'm a photographer now so of course I don't really earn much money for travelling :-)

Possibly over at the end of January as I've a wedding to shoot up in Yorkshire.

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