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Hello, I'm Adrian and currently lives in London. And profoundly deaf since birth. Photographer.

13/06/2026

Kynance Cove, Cornwall UK. 28th May 2026.

I think Kynance Cove was the highlight of the Cornwall trip, never experienced those scenery before. I was overwhelmed by the beauty of nature.

Early morning walk with friends, there was low tide in the morning. We have to rush to the beach with piles of rocks before the tide is getting higher. Time was very limited, we only stayed on the beach for less than 40 minutes. Very fortunate to beat the time and shoot this beautiful cave and beach.

How can I explain what I saw in the stunning coastal and sandy beach amongst rocks? Absolutely speechless! They are so incredible to view.

12/06/2026

National Trust - Lizard Point, Cornwall UK. 27th May 2026.

Visited Lizard's Point, one of the renowned coast walks in Cornwall. Sunset is the perfect timing to capture a stunning coastline.

It's like being in Heaven on the earth! Very breathtaking views of coastal cliffs and sea. Lizard's point is probably my favourite place, top three.

My professional camera has failed to capture a proper sunset of the seascape cliff, fortunately I got a phone to shoot a perfect sunset. I'll post phone photography soon.

11/06/2026

St Agnes in Cornwall, England UK. 27th May 2026.

St Anges is the village of the north Cornwall coastline. One beach between two cliffs, never seen nature like this post before. I decided to swim for a short time, fresher salty 🌊 - incredible feeling! Very freezing 🥶 in the sea, not easy to walk on piles of stones.

Very picturesque - mix along the hill, cliff especially a cottage on the edge of a cliff surrounded by blue sky and sea. What a sight!

08/06/2026

St Ives, Cornwall UK. 27th May 2026.

St Ives is one of my favourite seaside towns in Cornwall. Picturesque harbour with turquoise blue waters and clean beaches. It boasts lots of restaurants and selection shops plus arts. I simply can't believe it that St Ives is in England, UK. Not Spain or Italy! Insanely beautiful 😍

Lots of narrow roads which made a bigger vehicle like a van almost impossible to park and drive around St Ives, it's a nightmare if you are driving around. But it's definitely worth a visit.

Cornish pasties are the absolutely heavenly made food! Definitely visit there again one day.

05/06/2026

Land's End, Cornwall UK. 26th May 2026.

"End to End" Journeys: It is historically famous as the start or finishing point for the grueling "End to End" journey about the length of mainland Britain, the famous route between Land's End and John o' Groats in Scotland. 874 miles!

Land's End in Cornwall, England, is called Land's End simply because it marks the southwestern point of the British mainland and the physical end of the land.

My dream came true to touch the soil of Land's End since childhood, it was an awesome feeling. The cliffs are so unique and picturesque. It's ultimately dead end of all lands! Big thanks to one of my friends for guiding.

04/06/2026

Marazion Beach and St Michael's Mount in Cornwall, England. May 26th 2026.

St Michael’s Mount is a famous tidal island in Mount’s Bay, Cornwall, representing a 12th-century castle, a medieval church. Marazion beach is so mind-blowing beautiful. Blue sky dominates the seascape especially sea colour reflecting. What a splendid view! Very fortunate to witness once-in-your-lifetime with amazing weather!

We had a short walk to the beach as you see the route throughout. It is very popular for tourists to visit there. Boat trip to St Michael's Mount which we don't have time for because we were focusing on Land's End for our next trip on the same day.

03/06/2026

⚡ 🌩️ Lightning 🌩️ ⚡ in Cornwall, England UK. 27th May 2026.

What can I say? Unbelievable!! I was overwhelmed by the power of nature in Cornwall. The weather is so different between Greater London and Cornwall.

When I was walking into the darkness (see photo no.2) I saw blazing stars beside clouds but lightning 🌩️ happened at same time. No raining! Very weird and fearsome at the same time! The thunderstorm was so beautiful to witness throughout early morning 🌅

A short video clip at the end of this post.

This is the first post of the Cornwall holiday, many more to come!

21/05/2026

Workers on a transmission tower, North London, UK. May 2026

"These workers are performing high-voltage line maintenance on a steel lattice transmission tower.
They are installing conductor bundles, which are groups of wires used to increase load capacity."

See photo no.1, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 11, 13 and 14 -

"This image shows a maintenance worker operating a specialized aerial work platform, often called a spacer chair, designed for working on overhead high-voltage power lines."

As I quoted after using Google lens to know what it is for. I've never seen anything like that before. People on the street staring up into the sky, I was like 'what's that?' and saw workers bravely take risks to ensure the double load capacity to supply more electricity 🔌 (I read the noticeboard which it explained the reason why transmission towers are under maintenance)

Amazing technology in my phone which has a lens that can zoom very far and capture photos like this post.

19/05/2026

Greenwich, London UK. May 2026.

One of my favourite towns in London because Greenwich is very unique which has many historic buildings and connection with the Thame Rivers. Normally visits there like once every two months. Vice-Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson shares a profound history with Maritime Greenwich. He passed away in Greenwich.

Trafalgar Tavern is one of the oldest and famous pubs in Greenwich, they have some statues of Nelson. Photos odds numbers are viewed inside of Greenwich and nearby. Evens number of photos are inside of Trafalgar Taven pub.

Please see for black and white photography on same subject thanks.

16/05/2026

Abstract photography, London UK. May 2026.

Always fascinating with the texture, colour and visual patterns at extreme close-up. Very randomisation shots. Most of them are on walls.

Photo no.2, 6, 11 and 16 are surfaces of boats. I love the way it decays and slowly peels off itself. These are being very neglected to look after. Left them to rot.

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