- select Lo-res and receive the Hi-res file plus a 6" x 8" print
- select Hi-res and receive a large file and a 8" x 10" print
We will receive your online order and process the prints whithin 5 working days - we will cover postage.
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To purchase digital images - select from the Commercial use section
- Lo-res is 800 x 1200 pixel and suitable for on screen viewing (not suitable for printing)
- Hi-res is 1600 x 2400 pixel and will produce a 6" x 8" photographic print or A4 on a regular desktop inkjet printer (but please use photo paper)
- Original is 2400 x 3600 pixel and is suitable for magazine use and for printing up to A4 at a proper photo lab
Please note that you may also use these images for editorial, PR and marketing purposes.
Downloading free JPEG files
Click on any thumbnail to show the preview image.
Mouse over the preview image and a sidebar will pop out – click on a size and that will load into your browser window – right click to “save image as” or simply drag the image to a folder on your computer (or even the desktop).
Image sizes available for download
- Small 400 x 300 pixels
- Medium 600 x 450 pixels
- Large 800 x 600 pixels
- XLarge 1024 x 768 pixels
- X2Large 1280 x 960 pixels
- X3Large 1600 x 1200 pixels (this size will will print at A4 on a standard inkjet printer)
So what do these image sizes mean?
Screen resolution is usually 72 ppi (pixels per inch)
so 1024 x 768 pixels divided by 72 will give a screen size of 14” x 11”
and 3600 x 2400 will give a screen size of 50” x 33”
Print resolution at your local photo print lab is 300 ppi
so 1024 x 768 pixels divided by 300 will give a print size of 3.4” x 2.5”
and 3600 x 2400 will give a print size of 12” x 8” (30 x 20 cm)
The print resolution of your desktop inkjet printer is usually 150 ppi and a desktop laser printer is 600 ppi – so adjust accordingly
Standard magazine print resolution is 300 ppi and newspaper print resolution can be as low as 120 ppi
Any problems please email.
