Crantock Rockpool Reflection
A mid-Autumn trip to Sennen provided the perfect opportunity to capture one of the area’s famous sunsets – the kind of sunset that sets the whole sky ablaze in ribbons of red, orange and gold. Just a stone’s throw from the country’s most westerly point of Land’s End, Sennen is certainly one of the best places in the county to capture this spectral phenomenon and this particular evening proved to be really spectacular. Especially beautiful were the colours, seen here, just after sunset – intensified by the low-level sun and streaked with clouds.
Taken from the beach, the Sennen Infinity photography print exudes drama and atmosphere. On the shore, the movement of the water is really striking, exaggerated by the ‘infinity’ swirls around the two central rocks. This busyness lies in contrast to the almost segmented sky – showing the dusky tones of early evening seemingly chasing the last rays of sunshine over the horizon. Overlooking the scene are the fishermen’s cottage that pepper the cliffside in Sennen. These cottages add eye-catching detail to the shot, as well as creating a sense of place and scale. It’s a scene that feels both nostalgic and timeless.
A mid-Autumn trip to Sennen provided the perfect opportunity to capture one of the area’s famous sunsets – the kind of sunset that sets the whole sky ablaze in ribbons of red, orange and gold. Just a stone’s throw from the country’s most westerly point of Land’s End, Sennen is certainly one of the best places in the county to capture this spectral phenomenon and this particular evening proved to be really spectacular. Especially beautiful were the colours, seen here, just after sunset – intensified by the low-level sun and streaked with clouds.
Taken from the beach, the Sennen Infinity photography print exudes drama and atmosphere. On the shore, the movement of the water is really striking, exaggerated by the ‘infinity’ swirls around the two central rocks. This busyness lies in contrast to the almost segmented sky – showing the dusky tones of early evening seemingly chasing the last rays of sunshine over the horizon. Overlooking the scene are the fishermen’s cottage that pepper the cliffside in Sennen. These cottages add eye-catching detail to the shot, as well as creating a sense of place and scale. It’s a scene that feels both nostalgic and timeless.
A mid-Autumn trip to Sennen provided the perfect opportunity to capture one of the area’s famous sunsets – the kind of sunset that sets the whole sky ablaze in ribbons of red, orange and gold. Just a stone’s throw from the country’s most westerly point of Land’s End, Sennen is certainly one of the best places in the county to capture this spectral phenomenon and this particular evening proved to be really spectacular. Especially beautiful were the colours, seen here, just after sunset – intensified by the low-level sun and streaked with clouds.
Taken from the beach, the Sennen Infinity photography print exudes drama and atmosphere. On the shore, the movement of the water is really striking, exaggerated by the ‘infinity’ swirls around the two central rocks. This busyness lies in contrast to the almost segmented sky – showing the dusky tones of early evening seemingly chasing the last rays of sunshine over the horizon. Overlooking the scene are the fishermen’s cottage that pepper the cliffside in Sennen. These cottages add eye-catching detail to the shot, as well as creating a sense of place and scale. It’s a scene that feels both nostalgic and timeless.