"My goodness, what a country!" exclaimed Virginia Woolf, wondering why she did not live in Cornwall, this mythical land washed by the Atlantic at the end of the world. A world that shifts between harsh and tender, between rugged edges, overflowing floral beauty, and barren fishing villages. Joakim Eskildsen is also fascinated by this landscape, shaped by the sea, caressed by mist, pampered by rain, and brightened by the sun. The Danish photographer traveled to Cornwall four times, and each time he returned with melancholic images that allow us to partake in the timeless magic of Land's End.