Showing posts with label Teignmouth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teignmouth. Show all posts

Thursday, 22 October 2026

The Ness (September 2026)

The final selection from September’s photography features the Ness at Shaldon. As autumn arrived, the weather became more unpredictable with misty, rainy and clear days. These changes, after weeks of perfect blue sky weather, made for more interesting photography.

I also noticed tree cutting had begun on the Ness in September to prevent further cliff falls over winter.  One of the photos below shows the work in progress – a head for heights essential for this job! 















Wednesday, 21 October 2026

The Pier (September 2026)

These are a selection of golden hour photographs of the Pier at Teignmouth including a few of the nearby groyne markers.

















Sunday, 4 October 2026

Seaweed and Rocks (September 2026)

The rock formation off Sprey Point is a continuation of the Teignmouth breccia formation which slides into the sea and becomes exposed as a series of seaweed-covered rocks at low tide. While always visually interesting for photography, it presents a compositional challenge that I haven't quite mastered...