Aerial view of Pendennis Point from the south-east, with the Little Dennis blockhouse on the rocks, Pendennis Castle in the trees on the summit, Falmouth Docks and the town behind, and Carrick Roads opening out to the right under a hazy sky

Pendennis Castle — The Headland and Falmouth Beyond

A4 / Unframed / Canon Pro Platinum — Borderless
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Aerial view of Pendennis Point from the south-east, with the Little Dennis blockhouse on the rocks, Pendennis Castle in the trees on the summit, Falmouth Docks and the town behind, and Carrick Roads opening out to the right under a hazy sky

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Pendennis Castle — The Headland and Falmouth Beyond

Falmouth · Photographed 8 November 2026

Pendennis Castle — The Headland and Falmouth Beyond

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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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From St Mawes I crossed the mouth of Carrick Roads to Pendennis, and took this at about ten past ten on Remembrance Sunday, 8 November 2026, from out over the sea to the south-east of the point. The whole headland is in the frame: Little Dennis, the small blockhouse on the rocks at the very tip, then the car park and the walls of Half Moon Battery, and Pendennis Castle itself up in the trees on the summit.

Beyond it are Falmouth Docks and the town, with Castle Beach and the Falmouth Hotel on the left and Flushing across the water, all softened by a haze that hung over the bay all morning while the sea stayed calm and clear. Pendennis was built for Henry VIII from 1539, had its star-shaped ramparts added by 1600, and stood a five-month siege in 1646 before its garrison of about a thousand surrendered with honour when the food ran out. In both world wars it was the command post for the coast guns of west Cornwall, and the army only left in 1956.

Sizes run from A4 to A0, and you can have it unframed, framed in black, oak-effect or white, or as a 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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