
on your wall
Loop Head II, Co. Clare
For a living room or above a sofa, Feature or Showcase sizes give the best impact. Unframed prints are perfect if you'd like to choose your own frame.
If in doubt, contact me!
Prints are made to order, so I can't take one back just because you've changed your mind, but if it arrives damaged or isn't what you ordered, I'll replace it at no cost. You can swap it within 30 days, though you'd cover the return postage.
The morning before this, I watched a rotor tear itself loose mid-flight and nearly lost a heavy lift drone into the Atlantic. One motor ripped clean off its mount. The thing lurched and staggered over open ocean for what felt like a very long time before I managed to nurse it back to solid ground. Shoot over.
So I drove from Clare to County Louth, got the drone repaired that same day, turned around and drove the whole way back. Seven hours on the road to be standing in the exact same spot by evening. Sometimes that's what it takes.
The following morning, the sky caught fire. Intense red and orange light flooding through broken altocumulus, the kind of sunrise you might see once or twice a year. Waves hammering the base of the cliffs, the lighthouse compound sitting white against all that colour and fury. This photograph became the cover image for my Atlantic Light book, and I think you can see why!
There's an "Eire" sign near the tip of the peninsula, painted during the Second World War to help American pilots navigating the Atlantic. A small detail, but I love that it's visible in the frame. Loop Head is the full stop at the end of that extraordinary sentence of cliffs that begins with the Cliffs of Moher further north. The Shannon Estuary on one side, open Atlantic on the other. Sometimes the worst days set up the best ones.
Shipping is free once your order passes a threshold that depends on where it's going:
- Ireland: free over €75, otherwise €9
- UK and Europe: free over €150, otherwise €20
- US and Canada: free over €250, otherwise €35
- Rest of the world: a flat €100, whatever the order value
Your exact shipping cost is specific to your location and is shown to you before you finalize checkout.
We produce all our prints to order, so you can be sure you're getting the best quality work to hang on your wall. As a result, in busy times it can take a while to process the orders. In the worst case, which is generally during the peak months of July-September, it can take 4-6 weeks to receive large framed prints. Large canvases generally take 2-3 weeks. Unframed prints are generally also 2-3 weeks at worst.
We aim to get prints out as quickly as possible, so we would expect and hope that you would receive them earlier than the above timeframes. If you have a particular need to get a print quickly, please let us know in the order notes and we'll prioritize it for you, or you can email us at info@petercox.ie.
Prints are well-packaged and in the unlikely event that it arrives damaged, we'll send a replacement free of charge.
When your order ships, you'll receive an email with your tracking number.
Thanks for your trust, and we hope you get many years of enjoyment from your new print!
































