Beach Porthleven - Photography Print

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Porthleven is my favourite coastal village. I was having a wander, no particular plan, just looking.

An older couple had set themselves up against the stone wall — folding chairs, hats against the midday sun, shoes off, a flask, a woven beach bag. Everything they needed for a slow afternoon. They weren't doing anything. That was exactly the point.

If you look carefully, there's a figure in the background. I saw it, I took it.

That's Porthleven. It doesn't perform. It just gets on with the business of being itself, and if you're paying attention with a camera already in your hand, it lets you in.

C Type Fuji Gloss

Professional colour paper from the Fuji Crystal archive range with a gloss finish, which accentuates the colour to give a punchy, rich feel. Gives your image more contrast, glossiness, and a punchier colour feel compared to Fuji Matt, while maintaining tonal properties and accurate reproduction.

"It doesn't perform. It just gets on with the business of being itself." — Billy

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Porthleven is my favourite coastal village. I was having a wander, no particular plan, just looking.

An older couple had set themselves up against the stone wall — folding chairs, hats against the midday sun, shoes off, a flask, a woven beach bag. Everything they needed for a slow afternoon. They weren't doing anything. That was exactly the point.

If you look carefully, there's a figure in the background. I saw it, I took it.

That's Porthleven. It doesn't perform. It just gets on with the business of being itself, and if you're paying attention with a camera already in your hand, it lets you in.

C Type Fuji Gloss

Professional colour paper from the Fuji Crystal archive range with a gloss finish, which accentuates the colour to give a punchy, rich feel. Gives your image more contrast, glossiness, and a punchier colour feel compared to Fuji Matt, while maintaining tonal properties and accurate reproduction.

"It doesn't perform. It just gets on with the business of being itself." — Billy