• Film Cameras

    It’s been many years since i used a 35mm film camera and thanks to Megan Hemsworth I’m now hooked on shooting with film as well as digital. I find digital is amazing for getting photos of the waves and printing really big for the gallery and film has this beautiful aesthetic for shooting portraits and all the behind the scene documentary moments of chasing waves around Cornwall. I hope you like these few below taken over the last month or so.
    Megan tooK the above shot of me on the Mamiya RZ67
    storm eunice
    The above photograph was taken during storm Eunice, the winds got up to 122 mph across UK and Ireland. Taken on the XPAN
    Porthleven
    Love this moody Porthleven shot, looks like it was taken back in the 70’s.
    Kynance Cove has to be one of the most scenic places in Cornwall. Given it’s white sandy beaches and rugged cliff tops and caves, exploring here is always an adventure.
    Porthcurno is still my favorite place to be, the crystal clear waters in the summer make it look just like the Mediterranean.
    I love shooting with the Nikon FM2. The four photos above were taken on this camera.

    This was my first photo I took on a hasselblad 500cm. I walked straight out of the gallery and Oscar was working on the bulkheads. It felt like a planned shoot, great subject, beautiful diffused light and the textures of the metal and stone work complimented this moment so well.

  • Perfect winters day!


    What a beauty of a day again in Porthleven, I had two photo sessions in the water and felt sun burnt afterward while Jamie filmed from the harbor. The perfect winters day with some amazing surfers.

  • Newsletter Jan/Feb

    Hi guys, Happy Valentines Day, hope you all have a great day! It’s been a busy start to the year getting things organised for the year ahead. I can’t believe we are now in our fifth year in the gallery, It’s been an absolute dream come true to have this as my full time job and we are so excited for the year ahead.

    Cornwall has been delivering some beautiful, sunny, crisp days which are what I love about winter in Cornwall. The water is always clearer and you have the chance to get pictures like the one above which is impossible on a busy summers day. I don’t think I’ve ever seen the harbour in St Ives without any boats in before.

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  • Stormy Porthleven 20/12/15

    The waves today were 11-18 feet in Porthleven, thankfully the tide was only 4.9 metres high so nothing quite as bad as Feb 2014. Still loads of people getting soaked walking along the harbour front. It’s probably more dangerous this size as it takes you by surprise so be careful if you are in Porthleven over the next week, It’s looking pretty big swells for the week ahead and the tides are a bit bigger too. Keep safe everyone.

    Monday high tide 12:53pm

    Tuesday high tide 2:04pm

    Wednesday high tide 3:05pm

    Thursday high tide 3:59pm

    Christmas Day high tide 4:48pm

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    s8This was Feb 2014. A lot bigger than today but It’s still huge and dangerous at the size it was today. Take care everyone.