The Magic Of Winter Light
You cannot beat the Menai Strait for magical light shows, and especially in December when there can be perfect days like these. These photos were taken on Anglesey near Beaumaris, looking across to...
View ArticleContre-Jour ~ Catching The Moment
It was a blue-sky, blustery December morning on Anglesey’s Newborough Beach. And then a big cloud blew over the sun: some brief seaside alchemy before the sun came out again. Time Square #2 This month...
View ArticleSea Shadows
Stormy seas, Port Wrinkle, Cornwall taken a few winters ago. Lens-Artists: Shadows Please visit Tina and the other Lens-Artists and be inspired shadow-wise
View ArticleWinter Sun On The Sea
December a few years ago, Port Wrinkle, Cornwall Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: In or on water
View ArticleTwr Mawr Lighthouse On Llanddwyn Island
Llanddwyn Island on Anglesey is only an island at high tide. Mostly it is a narrow spit reaching out across Llanddwyn Bay to the mountains of the Welsh mainland. It is named after the early 5th century...
View ArticleMarriage Lines*
From yesterday’s communing with seals to today’s ‘sealing the knot’ – Pembrokeshire’s beaches certainly provided us with plenty of interest. It was our last afternoon and we had been lounging for an...
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Tide Lines
Making the most of things: the last swim of summer. Doesn’t it make you want to rush in too – if only for a paddle? Line Squares #14
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Gulls In The Spotlight
And another Christmas Day snap taken from Penmon Point, Anglesey. January Light #5
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Low-Light Kiteboarding ~ A Different Kind Of ‘Photo Challenge’
The last Sunday of 2019 and a piercing wind is blowing on Anglesey’s Newborough Beach – the sort that knifes through all clothing defences and finds every millimetre of exposed flesh. Brrrr. By...
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Bright Water, Wild Breakers
The coast in winter is a special place. When we came to Port Wrinkle beach on a late December morning we found the seascape lived up to its name. From the clifftop at least the incoming tide looked...
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