What sizes are the prints available in?

Four sizes: 5×5″ (13 × 13 cm) at €10, 8×10″ (20 × 25 cm) at €18, 12×16″ (30 × 40 cm) at €30 and 16×24″ (40 × 60 cm) at €50. Custom and panoramic sizes are possible on request.

How much does framing cost?

Framing adds €15 to any size. Frames are solid oak with a natural finish, museum-grade glass and an acid-free mount.

What paper are the prints made on?

Every print is made on high-quality archival paper, and signed on the reverse by the photographer.

Do you ship outside Ireland?

Yes. Prints ship from Ireland to the United Kingdom, mainland Europe and the United States, as well as within Ireland. Postage is calculated at checkout based on size, framing and destination.

Is postage included in the price?

No. All prices exclude postage. The exact postage cost is shown at checkout before you pay, so there is nothing added afterwards.

Valley view · Animal

Coming Home

A dog photographed at their own eye level rather than from above, which is the difference between a snapshot and a portrait.

"Coming Home" was made at valley view in Ireland and is printed on high-quality archival paper, signed on the reverse. It is available from 5×5" (€10) up to 16×24" (€50), unframed or in a solid oak frame for €15 more. Prices are in euro and exclude postage, which is quoted at checkout for Ireland, the UK, Europe and the United States. A share of every print sold goes back into the care of the animals at Forever Home Sanctuary.

At a glance

Subject: Dog Photography
Photographed: Valley view, Ireland
Sizes: 5×5", 8×10", 12×16", 16×24" — unframed or oak framed (+€15)
Price range: €10 – €65
Finish: High-quality archival paper, signed on the reverse. Also available in black-and-white at no extra cost.
Made by: Amy Byrne, Hollzphotography

Shot and printed in Ireland by Amy Byrne. 50% of every order is donated to Forever Home Sanctuary, the small animal sanctuary many of these residents call home.

Print sizes and prices for Coming Home
Size	Dimensions	Unframed	Oak framed
5×5"	13 × 13 cm	€10	€25
8×10"	20 × 25 cm	€18	€33
12×16"	30 × 40 cm	€30	€45
16×24"	40 × 60 cm	€50	€65

Prices in euro, excluding postage. Postage to Ireland, the UK, Europe and the United States is calculated at checkout.

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Questions before you order

What sizes are the prints available in?: Four sizes: 5×5″ (13 × 13 cm) at €10, 8×10″ (20 × 25 cm) at €18, 12×16″ (30 × 40 cm) at €30 and 16×24″ (40 × 60 cm) at €50. Custom and panoramic sizes are possible on request.
How much does framing cost?: Framing adds €15 to any size. Frames are solid oak with a natural finish, museum-grade glass and an acid-free mount.
What paper are the prints made on?: Every print is made on high-quality archival paper, and signed on the reverse by the photographer.
Do you ship outside Ireland?: Yes. Prints ship from Ireland to the United Kingdom, mainland Europe and the United States, as well as within Ireland. Postage is calculated at checkout based on size, framing and destination.
Is postage included in the price?: No. All prices exclude postage. The exact postage cost is shown at checkout before you pay, so there is nothing added afterwards.

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Sun-Warmed Earth — animal photograph by Hollzphotography, Garden light

Sun-Warmed EarthFrom €10

The Lookout — animal photograph by Hollzphotography, Rolling hills

The LookoutFrom €10

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References & further reading

Giclée printing (Wikipedia)
Background on the fine-art inkjet printing process used for photographic prints like these.
European oak (Quercus robur)
The timber species behind the warm, pale grain of the oak frames offered here.
Forever Home Sanctuary
The small Irish animal sanctuary we sponsor — 50% of every order goes to their feed, hay and vet care.

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Many of the animals photographed here live at Forever Home Sanctuary, a small animal sanctuary in Ireland. A share of every print sale goes back into their feed, hay and vet care.