Cornwall, a photographic adventure, 16
On the last afternoon of my last day in Cornwall we changed location from Bodmin Moor to the coast at Trebarwith Strand, where I was planning to undertake my evening photographic mission. I walked to the head of the beach where there is a slipway for boats, separated by rocks from a small fast stream which runs into the sea at this point. The tide was very high so that I could not access the sand at all and made do with a couple of intentional camera movement pictures, using a neutral density filter on the camera. To while away the time until sunset we went to Tintagel where we had a cup of tea and cake and walked around the town a little, on a mission to find a pub advertising 'excaliburgers' where we had eaten with the kids many years ago. Excaliburgers we're not forthcoming, but King Arthur's car park was. Then it was back to Trebarwith where the light was beginning to lower. I took a series of pictures from a couple of locations until the sun san...