Holcombe Head is a recurring motif in my photography. This time I was drawn to its fragmented reflection in the calm summer seas both from afar and then up close. The striking blue and orange colours are particularly captivating in the close-up shots…
In my last post, I mentioned that my photography often centres around motifs – recurring elements that evoke a sense of place. The Ness is a key motif and these are some summer scenes from July. They include sunset shots and hazy days, as well as photographs of the immediate surroundings of the Ness.
Back Beach in Teignmouth has become a favourite spot for my photography. There is always something that catches the eye and it offers endless opportunities to seek out abstract subjects.
A selection of photographs from April featuring Holcombe Head or Hole Head with the Parson and Clerk rocks. These include the reflections of the distinctive red rocks in the wet sand at low tide.
