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The Gazebo in a state of disrepair in the late 1960's. Built as a folly in the early 18th century this feature lies at the far end of the garden of a large house, owned at the time by the Baynes family. It was likely to have been built around 1719 by Richard Baynes. His will refers to the burgage as 'Cuppola Close'. The propery is now known as 7 - 8 Park Street, the Gazebo has been restored and is now listed under the Planning and conservation Act 1990, for its special architectural and historic interest.
We use a high resolution 50 mega pixel Canon camera, mounted on a Guardian stand, which allows us to capture A0 plans comfortably without losing any clarity or definition. Plans larger than A0 are digitally stitched using Adobe Photoshop by experienced reprographic staff. Images are captured at a minimum resolution of 300dpi as TIFFS using Phase One capture software.
Paper copies at A4 and A3 size are printed on 120gsm high quality matt paper using good quality printing ink.
Paper copies larger than A3 (A2 up to A0) are printed on 170gsm high quality matt coated paper, using UV inks which do not fade or lose colour over time.
Photographs are printed on 250gsm satin and gloss paper.
All orders will be dispatched within 3 working days.
Free postage and packing on all photograph orders.
Digital copies will be sent by email.
