Cornwallis Wharf

$350.00

David Prentice

A quiet wharf disappears into morning fog, where sea and sky become one.

David Prentice captured this photograph at Cornwallis Wharf on a foggy morning in March 2026. A 70-second exposure softens the water, while the wharf’s dark structure stretches into the mist.

What draws David to this image is the absence of a visible horizon. Water and sky merge into an open, pale expanse, giving the familiar coastal setting an almost abstract quality.

Its restrained tones and generous space would bring a sense of stillness to a bedroom, living room or study.

Quiet · Minimal · Atmospheric

Long exposure photography A2 (42 × 59.4 cm) 2026 Unframed

UNFRAMED room images show framing possibilities only.

David Prentice

A quiet wharf disappears into morning fog, where sea and sky become one.

David Prentice captured this photograph at Cornwallis Wharf on a foggy morning in March 2026. A 70-second exposure softens the water, while the wharf’s dark structure stretches into the mist.

What draws David to this image is the absence of a visible horizon. Water and sky merge into an open, pale expanse, giving the familiar coastal setting an almost abstract quality.

Its restrained tones and generous space would bring a sense of stillness to a bedroom, living room or study.

Quiet · Minimal · Atmospheric

Long exposure photography A2 (42 × 59.4 cm) 2026 Unframed

UNFRAMED room images show framing possibilities only.

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