Backdrop to the Minnack Theatre, an open air theatre set in the rocks on the south Cornish coast near Land’s End
From the gardens of the Minnack Theatre, a hardy plant which can withstand all that coastal Cornish weather can throw at it
Another hardy perennial found in the nationally-acclaimed coastal garden of the Minnack Theatre
Seats decorated by the Minnack Theatre’s founder and creator Rowena Cade, using a screwdriver in her own special mix of concrete. Each one represents a play that has been put on at the theatre.
Refuelling stop at the Minnack Theatre
View across the Hayle estuary, on the north Cornish coast near St Ives
Kitesurf beach near Hayle
Kitesurf beach
Looking across the Hayle river to St Uny Church from Kitesurf beach
Hayle estuary at sunset, looking towards St Ives
Highlights from my post-Christmas trip to the southern tip of Cornwall. Thank you to Anya & her family for inviting me to join you for a few days!
I’d also like to say a special thank you to my brother Steven, who bought me a year’s subscription to Adobe Photography suite for Christmas. I’ve enjoyed editing these photos using Adobe Lightroom rather than the freebie editing software I’ve been using to date. A whole new world has opened up to me!
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Gorgeous photos. And lightroom is excellent, it’s transformed our photo workflow!
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Thanks Mark! Lightroom is what we use at work, it’s incredibly powerful and a crucial part of our workflow, given the volume of photos we process. I use it for my weddings too. It’s nice to have it at home now as well so I can use it for my own photos!
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