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.
Looking at intimate details in boatyards I often see “found landscapes” where the colours and... Read More
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There’s often lots of maintenance work going on at Newlyn harbour; painting, repairs, rubbing down,... 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
The tiny stream falls through the water garden at Trebah Garden near Falmouth in Cornwall... Read More
The extraordinary ‘dinosaur eggs’ of granite piled up on Porth Nanven beach in the far... Read More