K.H.K. Media is an abbreviation of Kerensa Ha Kres Media. This phrase means 'love and peace' in the Cornish language. We are based at St. Agnes on the rugged north coast of Cornwall, deep in the heart of a Cornish tin mining district. St. Agnes is designated an area of outstanding natural beauty and is a World Heritage Site. St. Agnes has inspired countless artists over the years. The village is still home to many artists and craft shops and is a constant inspiration to us and others.

Our logo features an animal head inspired by the Celtic art of the Book of Kells, with the Cornish national flag of St. Piran in the background. We feel deeply connected to Cornwall, and the Celtic tradition of art and music.

Andrew Trenoweth was born at St. Agnes, and has always been fascinated with the history and scenery of the village he grew up in. As a child he spent his time on the Cornish beaches and amongst the wild and untamed granite moors. After graduating from university Andrew was forced to choose between a career in engineering and staying in his beloved Cornwall - and the draw to the Duchy was far too strong.

Andrew's journey towards a career in photography started with him becoming the track photographer for the 'Trelawny Tigers' speedway team in 2000. Andrew's photographs were regularly published in the 'Speedway Star' (an international speedway magazine) and local newspapers. His pictures can still be seen on speedway websites all around the world.

Andrew grew up with a motorsport background and has been involved with rallying from an early age. He still takes photographs at various motorsport events throughout the country, particularly classic rallying and speed events. His motorsport photographs have been published in several magazines, including 'Classic Cars' magazine, and have featured on various websites.

Andrew's main love is capturing Cornwall in her many moods, both on calm and gentle summer days and with the winter gales pounding the cliffs. As well as promoting Cornwall visually he also has a love of music and songwriting. His landscape pictures have been used in hotel brochures and in Cornwall Today, a highly respected and popular high-quality local glossy magazine.

In 2004 Andrew became involved with the Saffron Art Gallery at St. Agnes, and helped develop their art print business Cornish Art Prints. He worked at the print origination studio turning artwork into prints and greeting cards for artists and galleries throughout Cornwall, including ranges by popular and established local artists.

Andrew's work was sold through Cornish Art Prints, and his panoramic and landscape photographs were popular sellers in galleries throughout the county. Andrew has pictures in collections in Africa, America, Australia and New Zealand.

Andrew has developed links with the Cornwall branch of the Embroiderer's Guild, photographing various embroideries and pieces of needlework.

In addition to photographing motorsport races Andrew also takes pictures at other sporting events. As well as working with his local football club he is the team photographer for the Storm Netball Club, and can be found most weeks photographing one of the Storm teams in action.