New Images Reveal Eden Project Like You’ve Never Seen It

Published On: 22 December 2025Last Updated: 22 December 2025By CornishStuff

A striking collection of previously unreleased images is offering a fresh look at one of Cornwall’s most recognisable landmarks, as the Eden Project closes out 2025 by unveiling new photography of the site.

The images have been captured by world renowned garden and flower photographer Clive Nichols, and showcase the scale, setting and detail of the Eden Project’s iconic Biomes and surrounding landscapes.

Two Seasons, One Landmark

The photographs were taken across two separate sessions in May and September this year, allowing Clive to capture the Eden Project in two distinct seasons. Together, the images highlight the site as a destination to visit throughout the year, with changing colours, planting and atmosphere.

The visuals focus on the dramatic structure of the Biomes within their unique outdoor setting, a former china clay pit transformed into a vast global garden. They also provide glimpses of the horticultural displays found inside the Biomes themselves.

30 Acres of Gardens, Art and Events

Visitors to the Eden Project can explore roughly 30 acres across the Biomes and Outdoor Gardens. The site features a wide range of displays, exhibits and artworks, with seasonal events taking place throughout the year. The Eden Sessions also form a major part of the calendar, adding further colour and activity to the venue.

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Photographer with Global Experience

Clive Nichols has more than 30 years of experience photographing gardens around the world. He has been voted Britain’s best garden photographer by Canon Photo Plus and his work has appeared in hundreds of books, along with magazines, calendars and brochures. He also delivers master classes in flower and garden photography for The Royal Horticultural Society.

A Charity with a Global Message

The Eden Project operates as an educational charity, working to demonstrate and inspire positive action for the planet. Its work focuses on reconnecting people with nature, communicating positive change and encouraging people to become advocates for action.

More information about the Eden Project can be found on the official website at edenproject.com.