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.
Walking on a Cornish beach is a constant source of inspiration (therefore excitement) and relaxation... Read More
This rock stopped me in my tracks whilst walking along the shore on The Lizard... Read More
Most fishing trawlers are red or blue or, sometimes, orange. There are obviously exceptions but... Read More
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
Looking at intimate details in boatyards I often see “found landscapes” where the colours and... Read More
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