The structure of a flower is impressive, such strength from such delicacy and I enjoy another contrast too – the rich colour of petals and leaves in bright sunlight with deep dark shadows nearby. This daylily in Kimberley Park in the centre of Falmouth is a fine example.
It’s another subject with a transitory nature…in moments the sun would move off this flower and in a day the flower itself would be over.
Last spring we went looking for creatures in rock pools on a beach near where... Read More
This is one of my favourite images. It’s a close-up detail of a small rock... Read More
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One of my favourite places to look for images is a working harbour and Newlyn,... Read More
There are other stories I’ve written about images found at Poltesco on the Lizard Peninsula... Read More
As I walked along the pontoon there was a pile of small, dark, irregular pieces... Read More
Sometimes as you approach Newlyn for a photographic trip the weather deteriorates and whilst I... Read More
Last year we discovered Poltesco, an area on the east coast of the Lizard peninsula... Read More