No doubt the result of falling water levels or an extreme spring tide lifting her beyond retrievable, and much subsequent neglect. Taken on the Isle of Skye using a Nikon D70 SLR fitted with a 12-24mm Nikon zoom lens, shot at f10.0 at 1/400th at ISO 200, exposure compensation -1/3rd stop, saved as JPEG; camera…
During the cooling of Cornwall’s landmass, vertical fissures opened in the granite and boiling magma bubbled up through them from the earth’s molten interior. These intrusions contained many minerals, and, as they crystallised, they formed seams of tin, copper, zinc, lead, iron with even a little silver. These minerals could not be mined horizontally, so…
Watch Out – it’s behind you! Seriously, this was shot on a fairly grey and blustery day on Saint Ives beech in Cornwall using a Nikon D70. The image was shot at f7 at 1/800th sec, ISO 200 using a Nikon 70-210mm telephoto zoom lens, single shot, hand-held. Remarkably, it’s cropped from less than twenty…
Where’s his head?! Caught these chaps just un-roping having reached the summit of a steep headland climb near Saint Agnes in Cornwall’s mining coastal area. Very dramatic views from this area.You can just see the derelict engine house on the hillside in the middle of the picture. This was shot on a Nikon D70 fitted…
This shot was taken on my Nikon D70. Not the first digital camera I owned but the first serious digital SLR worth its salt. It comes from a set of images snatched on the beach at Saint Ives Cornwall in July 2004 with a 70-200mm telephoto lens hand-held at quite a distance. It is only…
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