St. Piran procession, Cornisg and Irish flags
Road to Godrevy
At Portreath
Cornish hedgerow, May

About Me

I switched from watercolours to photography twelve years ago. Joining a camera club gave me a focus and the will to improve.

Over this period the more I observed my natural surroundings the more I became at one with them. Cornwall is rich in natural beauty and a history you can still touch.

There is a saying ‘the woodchopper gets warmed twice’ and anyone will understand what I mean if they have sat motionless in the woods by a badgers’ sett waiting for dusk to fall, watching the mist rise over a neighbouring field and hearing the owls starting to call. Or waited for the full moon to rise up over an ancient granite monument, with the last light from the sunset fading on the opposite horizon. If you get a picture in the bag, that’s an added bonus.

I hope you enjoy some of my photos and can imagine being there with me. All of my images are available for purchase and licensed use.

I look forward to adding more general shots for those with Cornish roots and connections to enjoy and hope to receive lots of enquiries for personally commissioned images on CD of Ancestral and Favourite Places in Cornwall.

Jacquie

 

Musicians at St. Piran's Cross
View of Godrevy Lighthouse
Dawn, Carn Brea
Porthcurno, Stormy seas