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Godrevy lighthouse, Cornwall

Cliffs near Godrevy , Cornwall

Sunset at Hayle

I am enjoying a late summer break in our beautiful Cornwall – and it is not disappointing!I find it very hard not to be ‘doing’ , so once we are back from a short trek with the reluctant Reggie, who finds everything slightly anxiety inducing, I find myself at the p.c transforming the photographs into prints and images for decor . Can’t help it . It’s almost obsessive , but there are worst things in life. I have produced these images for the blog – they are lower resolution than those produced for the sites that will sell my artwork – just to avoid plagiarism!

Let me know if any spark your interest – if you are UK based and want an image producing here, then contact me and I can do that!

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Landscape holds dominion here;

rock and light; half-light,

cloud and shadow. Moving,

sweeping , ever-changing,

ever time-less.

I came here broken;

heart grieving life losses

(disconsolate, bereft).

Time locked down, moved on

Had gone elsewhere. Here

I was still; silenced, petrified.

Rock, stone, light became as

near to enchantment as life.

The breath of the wind, and

flight of the mist kissed me,

mired in sadness, mourning for

what is not; fantasies

of a mortal mind.

All that has gone before;

here, remains. In heart of stone,

in the spirit of trees; blazoned

over sides of mountains,

gushing and rushing in waterfalls

fierce as thunder.

I am rock, and stone; grass ,water,

sand and mist. Timeless, changed.

Here, and here, alone.

All creative endeavour here is by me, please do not copy or use it without prior consent. Of course I mean the photos and the poem, not the landscape itself which is its own creation and spectacularly amazing.

And if Dr Quack is reading the photo below is for you; it proves the existence of giant mallards before they were all petrified – literally. this one is just keeping its head above water.