Introducing our eco-friendly gem from the This or That collection: ‘Grassmarket Twilight’ and ‘The Flying Scotsman crossing the Forth Bridge’. This double-sided print showcases captivating imagery captured by Colin Myers Photography, highlighting the beauty of Edinburgh’s landscapes and iconic landmarks.

Crafted from recycled calendars, each print not only brings artistic flair to your space but also champions sustainability by giving new life to materials that might otherwise go to waste. Whether you’re captivated by the historical allure of Edinburgh’s Grassmarket underneath the twilight sky or mesmerised by the iconic sight of the Flying Scotsman crossing the Forth Bridge, these evocative images capture the timeless beauty of Edinburgh’s cherished landmarks, each imbued with its own unique atmosphere and rich heritage.

Print Details:

The dimensions of this image measure approximately  11.6 x 9.0 inches (29.5 x 22.9 cm).  Please note each print is meticulously hand-cut from the calendars and while the paper size may vary slightly, the image itself remains consistent at approximately 11.6 x 9.0 inches

Printed on high-quality 170gsm glossy paper, this print boasts vibrant colours and crisp details which will be carefully packaged in a board back envelope to guarantee its safe arrival at your doorstep.

While we endeavor to faithfully represent the colours of our prints, please bear in mind that variations may occur due to individual monitor settings.

Optional Extra:

There is the option to add a photo mount to your order (please note these are NOT frames but are designed to fit into a frame of your choosing, which is not included).

If you opt for this addition, your print will be presented in a bright white 16 x 12 inch mount – this means the outside of the mount is 16 x 12 inches and will easily fit a 16 x 12 inch ready made frame.

It is also important to note that removing your print from the mount after purchase is highly unlikely without causing significant damage to the image, so you will only be able to utilise one side of this double-sided print.