Northam Burrows is always a pleasant place to walk. The Burrows shield one side of the estuary from the sea, while the other is shielded by the Braunton Burrows. The…
As a local shipwrecked boat decays some of the planks that attach to its’ main beams are withering away to little more than tendrils. Almost looking like withered fingers, they…
The low tide at Westward Ho! revealed a vast undulating beach with small pools and ripples in the sand as far as the eye can see. With the sun below…
Hartland Quay is an iconic photography location with good reason. It is a stunning part of the Devon coastline. I saw this composition almost immediately on a much earlier visit…
As the golden hour light bathed the north Devon coastline. The grass on this hillside at Hartland looked amazing. I love the contrast in this image. The scene is rugged…
The low lighthouse at Burnham-on-Sea is a popular photography subject for good reason. It is a beautiful structure, in an amazing setting. In this image I love the flow of…
The coastline at Hartland Quay is dramatic to say the least as the sun begins to set it can illuminate the cliff face in a flood of colour. This was…
A rain shower sweeps across the bay at Westward Ho! in north Devon, obscuring the view of almost everything but some of the sea and a hint of the beach.…
People die while others favour politics. There are no winners, nobody is perfect, nobody is safe. I went to the sea with my…
Beach huts that adorn the British coast are often bright and vibrant. On most days these beach huts at Crooklets Beach in Bude, Cornwall would be just that. However, the…
With spring underway, traditional landscape photography has been very difficult for many. The UK lock down has meant that a lot of photographers are having to look for new local…
During a storm, witnessing the power of the sea can be almost hypnotic. I went to photograph the giant waves at Portreath in Cornwall with my friend Adam. The rain…