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Limited edition photographic car and aircraft prints, from aviation and automotive photographer Tim Wallace of AmbientLife.

True creativity exists in the capture and control of light with your subject mixed with a strong creative vision of the world before your eyes. It is the fundamental key to any successful photography when mixed with a strongly defined shooting style and Tim Wallace has been driven by his passion for over 25 years, shooting some of the most beautiful and prestigious machines ever designed and crafted. As Tim often will say, "Don't shoot what it looks like, shoot what it feels like."

Limited Edition Tim Wallace Prints From Limited100

At Limited100 we offer the very highest quality in bespoke automotive prints, each is numbered and signed by the artist and of course each photograph is limited to a print run of 100, which means that when you buy a Limited100 piece of art you are buying something that is not mass produced and is almost as exclusive as some the cars that are reflected within the print itself.

All our prints are handmade and use the finest materials, printed using museum-quality fine art paper, 100% cotton, 215 gsm, acid-free and with a high white finish that is silky smooth to the touch. All of our framing is also done totally by hand and we also offer canvas and metal printing options if required. We offer a range of frame mounts from a traditional white through to cream, and black.

Many of these cars are quite literally sculptures of man's never-ending desire to craft that perfect line and beautiful body shape, all of which create an object of great desire that fires emotion within.

These are in simple terms 'works of art' and as such we offer professional hand-crafted bespoke prints through our partner Limited100 to provide beautiful limited-edition prints for your home or office. Handcrafted in England, our automotive art is available in print-only, framed, canvas, aluminium composite and now, acrylic glass format. Any size, any style, delivered with care anywhere in the world, and always limited to 100.

Certificate of Authenticity

This gives you peace of mind and verifies that what you have bought is indeed a 'Limited' edition piece of work.
Each certificate includes the edition number (e.g. '27/100') and is complete with the curator's and artist's signature, detailing also your artwork title, specific print details and format variation. On fine art paper prints, we also include a handwritten edition number displayed on the front of the work.

Limited 100 Promise To You

We work with a team of highly skilled printers and framers who create everything by hand, to exacting standards. The images are available in a range of print formats, we guarantee that we will only ever produce one hundred of each image. To verify that your print is one of one hundred, we deliver your order with a certificate of authenticity, including the artist's and curator’s signatures, along with details of your artwork. Once you place your order, production begins the same working day (if made before 2 pm on a working day) but please allow a minimum of three working days for your order to be prepared. Once your order is complete, we take great care in packaging your product to make sure it arrives with you safely and securely. We ship with DPD and Parcelforce (depending on service availability) so you can follow your parcel while it is on its way to your home. With the environment and sustainability core to our brand, we hand assemble and manufacture our high-quality automotive prints on museum-quality fine art paper, canvas and aluminium composite in a range of dimensions, so whether you want something for your home, country retreat, garage or office, we are sure we have the perfect print format for you.

Going Down the Rabbit Hole

The White Rabbit name is deliberately playful.

The White Rabbit is about following an idea and seeing where it leads. One photograph leads to another, one technique creates another experiment, and suddenly you find yourself somewhere you never expected to be.

That philosophy is reflected in some of the more unusual images within the collection.

Among the work are a series of images created using an X-ray style approach to reveal everyday objects in a completely different way. One of the subjects is something as familiar and nostalgic as an 1980s music mixtape. It is an object that many of us will instantly recognise, but photographed in this way it becomes something interesting and engaging.

There are also images of marine animals and flowers, where form, structure and detail become the subject rather than simply the object itself.

Interestingly, the flower photography has its roots in something much more ordinary.

Around four years ago I developed a new found love of gardening. As the garden developed, so did my interest in photographing the things growing within it. Flowers became another photographic subject, providing an opportunity to explore shape, texture, colour, translucency and light.

It is a good example of how photography can evolve in unexpected directions.

In August 2026 we launch something rather different, and something that has been quietly developing in the background for some time. It is the The White Rabbit.
The new online home for my photographic art prints, created from a collection of personal photography that has, until now, largely remained unseen.

For many years, Tims photography has been driven by commissions for major brands, agencies and organisations. Much of that work is focused on commercial photography, whether that means photographing cars, aircraft, trucks, machinery or people, and the images are created with a very specific purpose in mind. They need to communicate a brand, sell a product, tell a story or provide a client with imagery that can be used across their marketing.

But alongside that professional work there has always been another side to his work.
It is the photography he can make simply because he finds something interesting.

Sometimes that means travelling somewhere specifically to photograph a landscape or an environment. Sometimes it means experimenting with light, perspective and technique. And occasionally it means photographing something that is almost completely removed from the commercial work he is known for. Indeed you could say
it is venturing down the rabbit hole to try new things, photographic or even digital, where the only goal is to create something new and engaging.

After spending so many years creating photography for other people, there is something incredibly satisfying about creating images without a brief.

The White Rabbit gives those images a new purpose.

Some have been sitting unseen within the archive for years. Others are more recent experiments that have developed naturally from his interests outside photography. Together, they represent a much broader picture of what printed art means.

And that is really what The White Rabbit is about.

The White Rabbit has been created to give that work somewhere to live.

That is the fun of following the White Rabbit.
You never quite know where it is going to take you.