Each year, at some point between mid-June to early July, the fields on the West Pentire Headland, erupt into numerous shades of red and yellow as the poppy and corn marigold fields flower.

Speculation was rife as to the reason why this pattern had been cut into the field, with suggestions ranging from: someone being drunk in charge of a mower, to a running track, to a race track.

In the context of the aerial photography of Cornwall Chapel Rock is a popular subject matter, having attracted many different photographers to capture it.

I was lucky enough to be able to capture a photograph of a solar halo over Perranporth, on Thursday the 5th of May, 2022.

Pictures from above make the familiar unfamiliar to us. They allow us to see the world around us in ways that we have not before. Sometimes, even, revealing what we had no idea was there...

We're passionate about looking after our beaches, coastline, and the animals that live there. That's why 10% of all of our profits go to British Divers Marine Life Rescue.

Our images are printed on fine quality art paper. Frames are handmade by specialists, using high quality timbers. Our network of local printers ensures consistent quality wherever your picture is printed.

Where possible pictures are printed using ecological (water based) inks, and are printed on recycled photo quality papers. Wooden frames are made from sustainably sourced (FSC Approved) suppliers.

Using a worldwide network of printers reduces transport, which reduces carbon emissions. Additionally, we donate to tree planting and carbon capture schemes to achieve neutrality.