Out to Sea (February 2026)

Throughout February, I’ve used scenes of Holcombe Head and Hope’s Nose to capture the changing light and weather conditions (see my previous posts).  Another simple way to do this is to look out to sea. Occasionally a ship might provide a focal point to a composition but more often than not it’s the horizon and the passing weather. 

Hope’s Nose (February 2026)

In my previous post, I shared photographs of Holcombe Head taken throughout February. This series looks in the opposite direction towards Babbacombe Bay and Hopes Nose, Flat Rock and the Orestone. The photography captures the changing light and weather conditions during the month…

Holcombe Head (February 2026)

Throughout February, I photographed Holcombe Head – also known as Hole Head – featuring the Parson, Clerk and Shag Rock.  I captured the scene under various conditions including a rainbow, mist and sunlight at different times of day. While this might seem repetitive since I covered the same subject in January’s blogs, the mindful capture of changing light weather sea conditions and colours is the essence of local photography. Plus there’s the novelty of recently moving to the area and the inspiration of being by the coast.