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  • Nanven Boulders
  • Amazed by the stunning lines and curves of this wave-smoothed gorge in the rocks at Porth Nanven in West Cornwall. The hardless of the granite rock was amazingly smoothed into organic sensual curves by the power of the ocean swells.
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  • Sunset over the Brison rocks seen from Porth Nanven, SW Cornwall.
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  • I couldn't help but be impressed by the beautiful rounded shapes of these granite marbles, created by years of being rolled around in this organic looking chasm. This image was used as the main publicity image for the Celtic Connections touring exhibition which started in 2005 at Oriel Ynys Môn.
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  • The superb rounded boulders created over thousands of years rolling around in this cove, were strangely and easily covered by shifting levels of grey sand. The gentle river tumbling down from the Cot Valley carved it's own niche, exposing once again the beautiful granite eggs.
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  • The beautiful smoothed granite rocks looked like giant pieces of disused bubble gum, soaked and literally glowing in stunning evening sunlight facing the Atlantic Ocean
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  • A brave Kestrel landed just 10 feet away from us, eye-balled us but didn't flinch. I took a few pictures of it before leaving him to it. Just seconds later he landed on the path just 6ft away from us before flitting down to the cliff top where I managed a couple of frames with the sea behind it.
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  • A brave Kestrel landed just 10 feet away from us, eye-balled us but didn't flinch. I took a few pictures of it before leaving him to it. Just seconds later he landed on the path just 6ft away from us before flitting down to the cliff top where I managed a couple of frames with the sea behind it.
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  • Nominated in 2022 International Colour Awards<br />
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Even in this thick sea fog the crash of the waves and the advancing tide is relentless and comforting, confirming a natural order of things, the spin of the earth, the pull of the moon, the winds and the gales blowing their way around the globe. Yet I stand here on the shoreline, in one small microcosm of the rest of the planet, wrapped up in my own thoughts, my own ideas and my own emotions and without doubt my memories. Perhaps the whiteness of the fog even encourages this mental escape, eliminating everything else about me, reducing chaos to minimalist simplicity, lovely!
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  • A brave Kestrel landed just 10 feet away from us, eye-balled us but didn't flinch. I took a few pictures of it before leaving him to it. Just seconds later he landed on the path just 6ft away from us before flitting down to the cliff top where I managed a couple of frames with the sea behind it.
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  • Even in this thick sea fog the crash of the waves and the advancing tide is relentless and comforting, confirming a natural order of things, the spin of the earth, the pull of the moon, the winds and the gales blowing their way around the globe. Yet I stand here on the shoreline, in one small microcosm of the rest of the planet, wrapped up in my own thoughts, my own ideas and my own emotions and without doubt my memories. Perhaps the whiteness of the fog even encourages this mental escape, eliminating everything else about me, reducing chaos to minimalist simplicity, lovely!
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