Aerial view looking down on Gyllyngvase Beach in Falmouth from the east, with clear turquoise water and dark patches on the seabed, the beach café and lifeguard hut on the sand, Queen Mary Gardens, the tennis courts and the houses of Falmouth behind

Gyllyngvase Beach — Clear Water Below Queen Mary Gardens

A4 / Unframed / Canon Pro Platinum — Borderless
£25
Sale price  £25 Regular price 
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Aerial view looking down on Gyllyngvase Beach in Falmouth from the east, with clear turquoise water and dark patches on the seabed, the beach café and lifeguard hut on the sand, Queen Mary Gardens, the tennis courts and the houses of Falmouth behind

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Gyllyngvase Beach — Clear Water Below Queen Mary Gardens

Falmouth · Original aerial photograph

Gyllyngvase Beach — Clear Water Below Queen Mary Gardens

£25
Sale price  £25 Regular price 
Size A4 · 29.7 × 21 cm

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A4 unframed · Canon Pro Platinum, borderless · 29.7 × 21 cm
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About this photograph

In the afternoon I went back to Falmouth for the beaches. Just before two I was over the sea at the eastern end of Gyllyngvase, looking back west and down onto the sand, with the sun on the water.

From up here the sea is clear enough to see the dark patches on the seabed, and it shades from pale turquoise over the sand to deep blue further out. Gylly, as everyone in Falmouth calls it, has the beach café and the lifeguard hut on the sand and Queen Mary Gardens just behind, with their palms and pines. The gardens were laid out on old marshland and opened in 1912 to mark the coronation of Queen Mary, and beyond them are the tennis courts and the houses of the town climbing the hill.

It is made in five sizes, A4 to A0, as a plain print, in a black, oak-effect or white frame, or on canvas.

The same photograph is also made as a fridge magnet (£6.99) and an A5 greeting card.

Commercial use: licence this image for your business from £95.

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