Polurrian Rocks 19 – Context shot for the rock images. View looking north at Polurrian Cove in Cornwall towards the Devonian meta-sedimentary rocks in the distance (of the Carne Formation on the north side of the Lizard Boundary Fault).
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What an amazing series, such fantastic colours and textures. And you are so disciplined to stick with it! (So speaks a flipperty gibbet who can’t stay with one thing for more than a few days!! Lol)
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Your new website design shows off the splendid photograph very nicely.
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Thank you, Linda.
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Thank you, Liz. The images are a catalogue of what I saw in just a couple of hours on the beach, and will eventually demonstrate the character of three distinct rock zones at Polurrian Cove. It has an interesting geology. Posting just one image a day for the time being allows viewers to appreciate the details of the differences and contrasts while releasing the time for me to undertake a number of other interesting projects.
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This is great to see the landscape.
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Thank you, Claudia. I like people to see the context in which the close-up photos were taken. This scene was captured in the only moment that the sun appeared for a few seconds that day.
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I am so enjoying this series. A part of the world I’ll probably never see and yet I’m getting to know details and a personality for it. Thank you.
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