FLORA DAY IN HELSTON
Last year I was commissioned by BBC Country File magazine to shoot Flora Day in Helston and I was stoked to receive the issue with three full spreads using my images. What an amazing event and incredible to think it … Continued
Kayak adventure on the Helford
Here’s a few images from a fun project I shot for Wildspace Adventures. I joined a group of students from Exeter College in Falmouth, kayaked round to the Helford, camped overnight and then boarded a sailing boat at the mouth of … Continued
Imogen: the aftermath
It’s a little like a glimpse of a dystopian vision from a Mad Max movie, but it’s just a few minutes walk from my home. The Mermaid Inn, one of the few pubs in Cornwall where you can almost literally … Continued
Fun waves on the Cornwall South Coast
It’s been a long time since I went on a surf mission to the South Coast of Cornwall, and as it’s half term and my sons were keen to score some waves I was persuaded to make the journey. It … Continued
Chefs, camera, action!
Just got back from shooting the final of Cornwall’s Next Head Chef at Penwith College. Four sous and commis chefs were in action, competing for the coveted prize. Last year’s winner, Adam Gerrish is now a head chef, so although … Continued
In the footsteps of King Arthur
I got lost on Bodmin Moor today. It was one of the best things that’s ever happened to me. I spent a glorious couple of hours driving round potholed single tracked roads, stopping to take in the amazing views, snapping … Continued
The richest square mile in the world (200 years ago)
Cornwall is so much more than beaches, bucket and spades. In the 18th and 19th centuries, its mining industry produced the metals and minerals which fuelled the industrial revolution, and the remains of the industry are fascinating and easily accessible. … Continued
Giant swell hits the Cornish Coast
Huge waves pounded the west coast today as Hurricane Hercules hit the British Isles. These photos were taken at Porth Island near Newquay in the morning at high tide, and as the tide dropped back I went down to Fistral to … Continued