Barbara Bromhead-Wragg
Applied photography
Applied photography
Celebrating British Nature: Flora, Fauna & Landscape
From stylish dining to traditional prints and handmade 'Bookmark' cards and more..
'From my garden to your home'
Barbara uses her own photography & the dye-sublimation printing method, (a process that she describes as 'rather addictive!') to create her own range of attractive and practical gifts for the nature lover.
Barbara welcomes both commissions from individuals and printing work for other artists, do get in touch.
Tel: 01873 892965
Email: barbara@uknaturegifts.com
Web: www.uknaturegifts.com
As well as the WVCA, Barbara is a member of Made in Monmouthshire
“How do we save a landscape? Bit by bit...& garden by garden is a great start – eventually all these ‘bits’ join up!”
By focusing on her own garden, Barbara seeks to show us what we might see in our own. Whether we sow flowers for the bees or feed the birds, we create space for nature. Her garden subjects include birds and other wildlife, bees, butterflies and other creatures from the insect world – what could you see in yours?
From stylish dining to traditional prints and handmade 'Bookmark' cards and more..
'From my garden to your home'
Barbara uses her own photography & the dye-sublimation printing method, (a process that she describes as 'rather addictive!') to create her own range of attractive and practical gifts for the nature lover.
Barbara welcomes both commissions from individuals and printing work for other artists, do get in touch.
Tel: 01873 892965
Email: barbara@uknaturegifts.com
Web: www.uknaturegifts.com
As well as the WVCA, Barbara is a member of Made in Monmouthshire
“How do we save a landscape? Bit by bit...& garden by garden is a great start – eventually all these ‘bits’ join up!”
By focusing on her own garden, Barbara seeks to show us what we might see in our own. Whether we sow flowers for the bees or feed the birds, we create space for nature. Her garden subjects include birds and other wildlife, bees, butterflies and other creatures from the insect world – what could you see in yours?
