Some recent shots around Cornwall.

[kernowbhoy]

Haven't posted anything for a while so here's a few recent shots;
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[Geoff F]

Obviously some tricky exposures with those scenes but they all look good to me.

[Shadowman]

Nice series, some good angle of views with these.

[pschlute]

Number 5 gets my vote.

[tbob]

Very interesting and photogenic bit of country. I was quite intrigued by the rock formations, amazing erosion (I assume) shapes

[JoC2019]

nice to see some of Cornwall. will be heading that way in June during our first visit to the UK. cheers

[1claire]

I love all these photos they are all beautiful in their own way.

[MrB]

When I see wonderful images like these (on this and other sites) I always wish the photographer would include just a bit of interesting and/or helpful information about what and/or where is the content of each photograph.

Cheers.
Philip

[kernowbhoy]

Sorry MrB.
No1 is an Amarlyis that had just opened.
Nos.2 and 4 are of Polperro in Cornwall.
Nos. 3 and 5 are Bodmin Moor above Minions, Cornwall. No5 is called the Cheesering.
No.6 is Dartmoor from Combestone Tor.
No.7 is Venford Falls also on Dartmoor.

[MrB]

Thank you. Andy.

Philip

[DanK]

A very nice thread. It only increases my hope to pay Cornwall a visit someday.

On this side of the pond, many people will associate views like #2 and #4 with Doc Martin.

I have suggestions for two of them. first, dehazing might improve #2. Second, some of the interesting details in #6 are not as prominent as they might be because they are dark. I would play around with lifting the shadows in some areas. Just to illustrate this, I did a very quick-and-dirty edit, selecting shadows using the select-by-color option in photoshop and both brightening them slightly and applying a bit of contrast with curve. Not very good, and probably too little of a change, but it shows the direction:

[JohnRostron]

Very ... er ... Cornish is the best description I can come up with. We have visited Cornwall a lot in the past and have fond memories of several of the places shown. It is nice to be reminded as we probably not see Cornwall again.

John