After a "big blow" the sea is always an interesting sight. However it flattens down quite quickly once the weather has calmed.
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Inevitably the first bird I saw on the beach was a Rock pipit, they are always around at high tide
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The water really foams as it comes in and lumps of the suds were blowing up from the beach.
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Breaking the rules and photographing into the sun can produce some great textures in the waves.
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Young Kittiwakes were passing, but not really this close.
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As the sun dropped down over the cliffs it light up the clouds in the sky.
1 comment:
Beautiful photographs, especially the last.
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