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On the first of May 2012, Keith Cooper opened a new exhibition of some of his architectural prints. The photos are of his home city of Leicester in the UK, and reflect some of the history and architecture of a city that dates from Roman times. Centrepiece of the exhibition is a huge 14 metre (~47 feet) long print of the city centre at dusk. In this article Keith discusses some of the technical challenges in producing the image and the print, along with some of his reasons for choosing this way of depicting the scene.

• Making a 14 metre long panoramic print of Leicester city centre