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Lac de Roselend - B&W
Not surprisingly, the Cormet de Roseland is as famous for the Barrage de Roseland and the turquoise blue water of Lac de Roseland as it is for the climb.
The lake and the barrage also connect the two climbs of the Col de Pré and the Cormet de Roseland.
On the sunlit upland to the far left of the lake is the descent of the Col du Pré, zigzaging down the hill to the water's edge before running out onto the barrage and along the lake's edge to meet the Cormet de Roseland as it appears centre right of the picture, having climbed up from Beaufort.
Such places can set you free.
Cycling Landscapes. Gifts for Cyclists. Cycling Photography Prints. Cycling Art.
Considering the immense scale and detail of these mountain landscapes, we recommend choosing an A1 print or larger to appreciate the image's impact fully.
For reference, the room-set photograph shown above features an A0-size print, illustrating how the artwork appears in an interior setting.
All prints are supplied unframed. Frames for standard A3 to A0 sizes are widely available from online and high-street retailers.
To get a better idea of how the different print sizes compare, click the button below to view our visual size guide.
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All of our cycling photography prints are produced as fine art Giclée prints using premium, museum-quality materials. Each print is made to the highest standard, is acid-free and archival, and is designed to last for many years when properly cared for.
Every print is bespoke and hand-printed to order in Greenwich, London. Please allow 4–5 working days for printing and dispatch.
Each cycling landscape print is carefully wrapped in acid-free, archival-quality tissue paper and packed in a robust protective tube or box. Every print carries the davidt motif, confirming it is a genuine, original davidt photography print.
All prints are effectively gift-wrapped, making them suitable for giving directly as gifts without the need for additional packaging or framing.
