Black and White Wheal Coates Print | Towanroath Engine House St Agnes Cornwall
PH0344 Towanroath Pump House Monochrome
A dramatic monochrome photograph of Towanroath Pump House at Wheal Coates, St Agnes, Cornwall. Perched above the Atlantic, the iconic engine house stands against misty sea haze and rolling surf, while a lone figure dressed in black adds scale and a quiet sense of story. Soft light breaks through the cloud to illuminate the scene, giving the image a timeless, atmospheric feel.
Perfect for lovers of Cornwall, coastal landscapes, and industrial mining heritage.
Print details: Professionally produced fine-art photographic print with rich tonal range and crisp detail. Available as print only.
Carefully packaged to arrive safely.
The Photographer
Andy Durnin is a Cornish born and bred photographer who lives in and loves Cornwall.
All images are captured using Canon cameras and lenses. Currently shooting with a Canon R5.
All images are printed by Andy Durnin using a Canon Prograf1000 printer using only original canon inks.
The Canon image PROGRAF PRO-1000 printer uses Canon LUCIA PRO ink, a 12-colour pigment-based ink system. This ink is designed to deliver:
High colour accuracy and wide gamut: Ideal for professional photo printing with rich, vibrant colours.
Deep blacks and smooth gradations: Thanks to dedicated matte black and photo black inks.
Longevity and durability: Pigment inks offer excellent fade resistance, making prints suitable for archival purposes.
Gloss optimization: The Chroma Optimizer ink improves gloss uniformity and reduces bronzing on glossy papers.
A2, A3, A4 Photo printed on Canon Pro Luster 260g/m² photo paper.
8"x10" Printed on Canon Photo Paper Plus Semi-gloss Satin 260g/m² photo paper.
Paper sizes
8"x10" (20cmx25cm)
A4 - 21cm x 29.7cm 8.3” x 11.7”
A3 - 29.7cm x 42cm 11 ¾” x 16 ½”
A2 - 42cm x 59.4cm 16 ½” x 23 3/8”
All images are unframed
All prints will be printed at the stated sizes and will include a white 10mm border to make mounting/framing easier. Some images may require to be cropped to fit specific paper sizes.
Images are packaged rolled within a cardboard postal tube.
