Roseland Rocks

“The Roseland peninsula reminds me of the Cornwall of my childhood – empty beaches in the summer, now unheard of in other parts of the county. The joy of being on the coastline with children is the slow pace with which they explore. It gives time to observe the surroundings in detail. This sunny day, we went to Porth Beor, which provided hours of fun, skimming stones and playing in the waves. As we climbed along the upper reaches of the beach, we found these beautiful rocks, with their unusual colours and patterns, hidden in the grass.” – Hilary Stock

Location: Portscatho, Cornwall | size: 47.5cms x 64.5cms x 4.5cms | medium: giclée photographic print on Fotospeed archival art paper | Limited edition: 25 | Ref: CORN-034