PRINTS of Julian Heath's photographs are sold for display purposes only. No reproduction rights are granted or implied. The photographer retains full copyright of the images; ownership of a copy print does not constitute ownership of the copyright, nor the usage rights beyond display purposes. Should you wish to enquire about licencing image rights for any purpose, please use the Contact Me icon below.
ALL images are printed on an Epson SC-P800 c/w Roll-Feed Adapter A2 Ultrachrome K3 printer using, mostly, Fotospeed's Natural Soft Textured Bright White matte paper or Fotospeed's Smooth Cotton paper, where appropriate and all are Giclee or Archival quality for 100-year permanence for colour and 150-year permanence for black & white images. If you notice any fading after 150 years, I guess there is little I could do about it! Purchased Prints do not include any copyright or watermark details like: Julian Heath Photography!
THE Watermarks you see on images will not be on any prints that are puchased. However, each print will have a suitable border (usually no more than 1" or 2.54cm's) all around and on the bottom edge there will be the Image Title, a Signature and an Edition Number. ALL prints will be a Limited Edition.
National Trust - have now, 26th February 2019, issued me with a new licence which allows me to photograph their open land and to sell physical prints (single use, non exclusive rights) upto A2 (16.5 x 23.4") It probably includes buildings too but I'm only going to be photographing open spaces and intertesting/beautiful scenes.
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CAMERA EQUIPMENT A last year 2021 I upgraded to a Nikon D850 FX Format Digital SLR which I have come to respect for its ability to define very fine detail and sharpness! This is a very fine camera and the minute detail it records is something to marvel at when magnifying small areas of an image; I am delighted with the results it produces. Also, I am very pleased with my range of lenses but they are a bit specialist; not for the faint-hearted!! Firstly, is a Samyang 24/3.5 T&S (Tilt & Shift) lens; knock-out quality and far more versatile than the Nikon version. A Nikon 85/2.8 PC-E T&S Lens (Sadly, no Samyang equivalent) the ultimate wide-angle telephoto lens but needs critical manual focusing but stunning quality. More recently, (early 2022) I purchased a s/h Nikon 70-200/4.0 VR lens (Immaculate condition) which gives me a whole new perspective on scenes which are now more compressed and therefore, more dynamic, I'm looking forward to producing some fine images from it! Finally, a Sigma 12-24/4.5-5.6 Mk II wide to ultra-wide zoom lens. Great fun to use and produces some really stunning very sharp results. I would love their Art lens equivalent but again, it's expensive!
