Mark Bowman Photography

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Monochrome Cornwall

Mooon!

Hey diddle diddle!
85mm, F8 at 1/250

Old Serpentine Works

The national trust owned old serpentine works on the Lizard peninsula.
14mm,F11 at 10 secs.

Wheal St Uny, Redruth

4 minute exposure of the Wheal St Uny engine house ruins near Redruth.
22mm, F8 at 4 minutes

Roche Rock

Tilting Rock at Carn Brea

One of the many odd granite rock formations on Carn Brea, Redruth.
18mm, F8 at 4 minutes

Perranporth Arch

Apparently these arches in the cliff face at Perranporth beach are the results of by gone miners.
12mm, F22 at 60 sec

Carn Brea Castle

First built around 1379 as a chapel the castle is now host to a very good Jordanian restaurant.
10mm, F11 at 1/125

St Uny Church, Lelant.

Through the dunes at Hayle looking towards St Uny Church, at Lelant.
24mm, F11 at 1/200

Carn Brea

The reason that Carn Brea is covered in stones whilst St.Agnes Beacon is not, relates to the legend of Bolster (the giant of St.Agnes) feuding with the giant on Carn Brea and throwing all the rock around the Beacon at Carn Brea.
16mm, F11 at 15 sec

Crantock

A 4 minute exposure rendering all water motion as mist looking towards the Pentire penisula.
18mm, F8 at 4 min

Lanlivery St Brevita

At almost 100 feet high the church tower is the third highest in Cornwall and acted as a landmark for sailors. The top was painted white to help ships entering Fowey harbour.
13mm, F13 at 30 sec

St Euny Graveyard, Redruth

You'll be hard pressed to find a graveyard anywhere better situated than St Euny at the foot of Carn Brea.
35mm, F4 at 1/1000

Wheal Basset

Vanner house at Wheal Basset mines, Redruth.
14mm, F11 at 15 sec

Lamorna Cove

Cape Cornwall

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