Spring showers bring heavy rain but also beautiful morning light along Teignmouth’s seawall. From Shaldon to Torquay, I noticed the crisp sunlight on the coast, the verdant cliffs and the snowy white blackthorn blooms. It was one of those moments where photography simply can’t capture the uplifting scenes. In these circumstances, a few documentary shots suffice.
Spring’s low tides create patterns in the sand and reflect the sky and the nearby cliffs:
This series of images primarily focuses on the details of fibreglass, particularly the spiderweb-like cracks forming on upturned boats.
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.
April began with a particularly grey day which isn’t always ideal for photography but I quite enjoyed these neutral blue and green tones.
