My recent photographic work has been concerned with investigating the cultural history of the cornish landscape, exploring the use of panoramic and high dynamic range imaging. Exhibited in 2008, Roche Rock, is part an ongoing body of work that is forming the basis of an M.A in Photography.

This image is available to buy as a print.

The writer John Timpson referred to Roche Rock as "waiting, glowering down on the Cornish countryside, for the next legend to come along". Roche Rock is a fragment of history, a sacred site since Neolithic times, which was Christianised in the medieval period, it now stands amongst china clay workings and new housing developments.