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by Richard Brookes
$46.50
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Piles of balanced rock on spoil from Cligga Head Mine stand sentinel like over steep cliffs with the turquoise Atlantic Ocean and Bawden Rocks (also... more
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1.80" W x 3.875" H x 0.90" D
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Piles of balanced rock on spoil from Cligga Head Mine stand sentinel like over steep cliffs with the turquoise Atlantic Ocean and Bawden Rocks (also called Man and His Man) beyond. The mine, and allied factory ruins, are situated in a geologically unusual area. Wolframite (tungsten) was extracted mainly from Victorian times until the end of World War Two and was important in the manufacture of explosives. At one time it was owned by the famous Nobel family. Taken in November at Cligga Head, Perranzabuloe, between St Agnes and Perranporth, North Cornwall, SW England, UK
Images exploring Devon & Cornwall's remote inspiring landscapes, breathtaking coast, ruins and shipwrecks in this beautiful part of SW England, UK. The stunning natural beauty of the area, which changes with the light, seasons and coastal climate, is constantly inspiring. There is so much history here too with human occupation spanning millennia. A photographer's dream. My photos are mostly taken spontaneously in less visited places or from unusual viewpoints. If they hold your attention, lift your spirit, make you ask questions, make you smile or fire your imagination and your wish to explore then it is more than enough reward....although you can buy prints too! ;)My photos mostly explore beautiful rural North Devon & Cornwall...
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Luther Fine Art
Congratulations! Your fantastic photographic art has been chosen as a Camera Art Group feature! You are invited to archive your work in the Features Archive discussion as well as any other discussion in which it would fit!
Richard Brookes replied:
Really appreciated, thank you!
Julie Rauscher
Fantastic!
Richard Brookes replied:
Many thanks Julie, so pleased you like it!
Mark Andrew Thomas
Very beautiful Richard!
Richard Brookes replied:
Thank you Mark, much appreciated!
SILVA WISCHEROPP
Awesome capture of wonderful landscape, well realized, Richard !
Richard Brookes replied:
Many thanks for your generous comment Silva, I'm really pleased you like it!
Randy Burns
If I lived in this glorious area I would walk day and night viewing the sights. What a place you live in. This is a spectacular gallery you have. F/L.
Richard Brookes replied:
Thank you Randy, I really appreciate your comments and I'm pleased you like it. I'm trying to get out and explore new parts as much as I can as time
Cindy Treger
Richard, congrats on your stunning feature in Images That Excite You. f/l
Richard Brookes replied:
Many thanks Cindy, that's kind, I'm so pleased you like it!
John M Bailey
Congratulations on your feature in the Fine Art America Group "Images That Excite You!"
Richard Brookes replied:
Much appreciated John, thank you!
William Tasker
What a great shot! Unintentional sculptures! L/F
Richard Brookes replied:
Thank you William, you never know what you're going to come across when exploring!