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A calm summer morning along the Cornish coast. With the tide high, the causeway disappeared, leaving St Michael’s Mount momentarily detached from the mainland. The separation felt deliberate, as though the island had paused in place.
Soft pinks and muted purples settled across the sky, holding the scene in balance. The village below sat quietly, grounding the composition and allowing the mount to rise without dominance.
While the location is often associated with dramatic evenings, the stillness of early morning revealed something gentler. Light arrived slowly, shadows lifting without urgency. For a brief time, the island existed between states, neither fully connected nor completely isolated.
Photo by: Bradley Basten
THE WORK
A calm summer morning along the Cornish coast. With the tide high, the causeway disappeared, leaving St Michael’s Mount momentarily detached from the mainland. The separation felt deliberate, as though the island had paused in place.
Soft pinks and muted purples settled across the sky, holding the scene in balance. The village below sat quietly, grounding the composition and allowing the mount to rise without dominance.
While the location is often associated with dramatic evenings, the stillness of early morning revealed something gentler. Light arrived slowly, shadows lifting without urgency. For a brief time, the island existed between states, neither fully connected nor completely isolated.
Photo by: Bradley Basten
THE WORK
Between Two Worlds
Cornwall, England
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SIZE
FRAME
£1,200
LIMITED EDITION
Edition of 30 per size
THE WORK
A calm summer morning along the Cornish coast. With the tide high, the causeway disappeared, leaving St Michael’s Mount momentarily detached from the mainland. The separation felt deliberate, as though the island had paused in place.
Soft pinks and muted purples settled across the sky, holding the scene in balance. The village below sat quietly, grounding the composition and allowing the mount to rise without dominance.
While the location is often associated with dramatic evenings, the stillness of early morning revealed something gentler. Light arrived slowly, shadows lifting without urgency. For a brief time, the island existed between states, neither fully connected nor completely isolated.
Photo by: Bradley Basten
THE EDITION
SIGNED & NUMBERED
Edition of 30 per size.
ARCHIVAL PRODUCTION
Fine-art photographic print.
FRAMED OR UNFRAMED
Available as print only or framed.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY
Included with every artwork.
DESIGNED FOR CONSIDERED SPACES
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