Heading Out, Lancaster, Last of Many Acrylic Print
by Martyn Boyd
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Heading Out, Lancaster, Last of Many acrylic print by Martyn Boyd. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.
Design Details
RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Avro Lancaster PA474 photographed at the Newcastle Festival of Flight, Northern Ireland, 2014. One of only two... more
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Artist's Description
RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Avro Lancaster PA474 photographed at the Newcastle Festival of Flight, Northern Ireland, 2014. One of only two left flying, I have depicted it in an evening sky, as a subtle ol painting effect comosite, as though heading out on a mission, as a tribute to the many brave crews.
About Martyn Boyd
I live in Bangor, a seaside town on the Irish Sea coast in the beautifully scenic district of North Down and the Ards Peninsula of County Down in Northern Ireland. I enjoy capturing landscape images in my own creative style, mostly of the area where I live. Often I do this when out motorcycling on my favourite roads in the district. I've also loved aeroplanes since I was a teenager and really enjoy doing my best to creatively capture iconic, classic aircraft that visit our summer air shows. It's a thrilling challenge. I worked for 35 years as a professional photographer in various fields. Now, no longer using my camera for a living, I enjoy the freedom of photography as a hobby - creating images I enjoy. I also create greetings...
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Reid Callaway
Beautiful image! WOW What brave men these were. Thank you Lord! Beautiful work Martyn!.....Carry On! 10/20/2022
Martyn Boyd replied:
Thank you Reid. Those men were indeed brave and this fine aircraft is a memorial to them. In WW2, RAF Bomber Command suffered a 55% loss rate! This was the highest of any allied fighting unit in the war.