Arsenic was an unwanted ingredient in tin ore which ruined the smelting process but arsenic itself proved to be a saleable by-product so the arsenic fumes were sent through a labyrinth of tunnels where it would condense on the tunnel walls.
Simon Cook is a commercial photographer working for local and national press, galleries and agencies from his base in West Cornwall.
With over 25 years experience he has published two books on Cornish landscapes and Cornish artists. His work appears in countless catologues and brochures throughout Cornwall and featured in the John Nettles documentary television series West Country.
The images of Cornwall on this site are available to buy and Simon welcomes new commissions, call for details.