Elephant Rock, Ballintoy is a striking sea stack and natural rock formation on the Causeway Coast in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. It gets its name because, from the right angle, the rock looks like a giant elephant with its trunk dipping into the sea. The formation was carved over thousands of years by waves, wind, and volcanic activity, leaving behind dramatic arches and stacks along the rugged coastline.
Prints.
Prints are produced on PermaJet Lustre 310 a bright white paper with a luxurious lustre surface. Colours are deep and saturated, and monochrome images print with incredible tonal range and contrast. The high Dmax gives intense rich blacks and its lustre finish is subtle yet adds an extra level of definition.
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Elephant Rock, Ballintoy is a striking sea stack and natural rock formation on the Causeway Coast in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. It gets its name because, from the right angle, the rock looks like a giant elephant with its trunk dipping into the sea. The formation was carved over thousands of years by waves, wind, and volcanic activity, leaving behind dramatic arches and stacks along the rugged coastline.
Prints.
Prints are produced on PermaJet Lustre 310 a bright white paper with a luxurious lustre surface. Colours are deep and saturated, and monochrome images print with incredible tonal range and contrast. The high Dmax gives intense rich blacks and its lustre finish is subtle yet adds an extra level of definition.
This award-winning paper has a heavy base weight of 310gsm for a feeling of quality and richness with a tough and scratch-resistant surface.
