Last year we discovered Poltesco, an area on the east coast of the Lizard peninsula in Cornwall managed by the National Trust. It has a rich variety of flora and fauna but I usually go there to photograph the water … Read More
The extraordinary ‘dinosaur eggs’ of granite piled up on Porth Nanven beach in the far west of Cornwall are always a bit of a surprise, even when you’ve seen them before and know they are there. How can so many … Read More
Well, no. Sand varies from beach to beach. And it’s not just the colour, but the texture and size of the grains as well. Sometimes it’s a question of whether there’s any sand at all, especially on the north coast … Read More
By the time we’d walked from the beach at Church Cove on the Lizard, around the headland to Poldhu Cove we were pleased to sit at the beach cafe and watch the various activities going on as people enjoyed the … Read More
The sand at Polly Joke, or Porth Joke, on the north coast of Cornwall is so colourful it’s almost unbelievable. Just another reason for this being one of my favourite beaches. I love photographing the stream that meanders down the … Read More
The caption for this image might make you think of bright pink confectionery but this is definitely not something to sink your teeth into! The rocks on Castle beach in Falmouth have wonderful stripes with varying colours and breadths with … Read More
This image captures everything about Cornwall for me. The county is perhaps known most for it’s beautiful beaches and mining heritage. Well Polurrian Cove on the west of the Lizard peninsula is certainly a beautiful beach and the minerals in … Read More