Cornwall

Photographs

Ruined granite engine house of Wheal Edward above the Atlantic at Botallack, Cornwall, with the Crowns engine houses on the distant cliffs beneath a cloudy sky.

Ruins Above the Atlantic

A winding footpath descends through yellow flowering gorse towards the sandy beach and turquoise waters of Lantic Bay, Cornwall, surrounded by rugged green cliffs.

Lantic Bay, Cornwall

Golden sunlight illuminating the rugged cliffs above Trebarwith Strand, Cornwall, with green coastal slopes, calm blue Atlantic waters and distant headlands fading into the haze.

Golden Hour above Trebarwith Strand

A field of vibrant red poppies at West Pentire, Cornwall, with individual flowers and unopened buds standing against a softly blurred background of scarlet petals and green stems.

Red Poppies on West Pentire

Historic Towanroath engine house and chimney overlooking Chapel Porth beach, with turquoise Atlantic waters, coastal cliffs and flowering vegetation in the morning sunlight.

Where Tin Meets Tide

Purple flowering heather covers the clifftops at Wheal Coates, Cornwall, with the historic Towanroath engine house overlooking the turquoise Atlantic in morning sunlight.

Early Morning Heather at Wheal Coates

View from inside a dark sea cave at Holywell Bay, Cornwall, with footprints leading across the sand towards the beach, blue Atlantic and twin Gull Rocks offshore.

Walking Out of a Sea Cave at Holywell Bay

Pink sea thrift flowers carpeting the grassy cliffs above a rocky cove near Port Quin, Cornwall, with turquoise sea, breaking waves and Doyden Castle on the distant headland.

Port Quin and Doyden Castle, North Cornwall

Black-and-white photograph of the ruined Prince of Wales Engine House at Phoenix United Mine, with its tall chimney rising above gorse bushes beneath dramatic clouds.

Echoes of Phoenix Mine

Two people silhouetted against a golden sunset on a Cornish beach, standing beside the sea with pastel-coloured clouds and a reflection in a shallow tidal pool.

Just the Two of Us