Aerial view of Pendennis Castle on its headland above wooded cliffs and Castle Drive, looking east over flat calm water at the mouth of Carrick Roads to St Mawes and its castle, the Black Rock beacon and St Anthony Head lighthouse under white cloud

Pendennis Castle — Glass-Calm Water to St Mawes and St Anthony

A4 / Unframed / Canon Pro Platinum — Borderless
£25
Sale price  £25 Regular price 
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Aerial view of Pendennis Castle on its headland above wooded cliffs and Castle Drive, looking east over flat calm water at the mouth of Carrick Roads to St Mawes and its castle, the Black Rock beacon and St Anthony Head lighthouse under white cloud

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Pendennis Castle — Glass-Calm Water to St Mawes and St Anthony

Falmouth · Photographed 8 November 2026

Pendennis Castle — Glass-Calm Water to St Mawes and St Anthony

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Size A4 · 29.7 × 21 cm

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A4 unframed · Canon Pro Platinum, borderless · 29.7 × 21 cm
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I love this one. A little after ten on Remembrance Sunday morning, 8 November 2026, I was out to the west of Pendennis Castle looking east across the mouth of Carrick Roads, and the water was like glass all the way over to the Roseland.

The castle sits on the summit on the left, with Castle Drive winding round the wooded cliffs below it to the car park on the point. Across the water on the left is St Mawes with its own castle, built as Pendennis's partner, and far over on the right is the white tower of St Anthony Head lighthouse, put up by Trinity House in 1835 to bring ships safely into Falmouth and keep them off the Manacles. The little cone standing out of the flat water in the middle is the Black Rock beacon, marking the rock that splits the harbour entrance into two channels. For four hundred years soldiers watched this stretch of water from the headland, and on Remembrance Sunday it was as still as I have ever seen it.

There is enough detail in the file to go all the way up to A0, where you can pick out the lighthouse and the beacon. Sizes start at A4, and it comes unframed, framed in black, oak-effect or white, 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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