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North coast, winter

One stretch of coast in the worst light of the year, photographed over four visits between December and February.

Year
2026
Place
A northern coastline
Frames
Seven
Prints
Available on request

About the series

Winter on this coast is mostly grey. The series waits for the hour when grey turns into something else: a band of light under a storm, the last of the sun on wet rock, a sea the colour of slate.

Each frame is edited only for exposure, colour and a level horizon. Nothing has been added to or taken out of a view.

Commissioned by
Self-initiated
Shot on
Four visits, December to February
Edits
Exposure, colour and horizon only
  • Sea cliffs with green tops falling to a calm sea under a pale, cloudy sky.

    Cliffs at midday, first visit.

  • A wave breaking white against black rocks, with the sea stretching to a pale horizon.

    Rising tide.

  • Red-brown rocks running into a grey sea under an overcast sky.

    Red rocks.

  • Dark, wet rocks on a beach under heavy storm clouds.

    Before the rain, second visit.

  • A rocky shore at dusk with the sun low on the horizon and deep blue clouds.

    Last light.

  • A white lighthouse on a rocky headland above a rough turquoise sea.

    The lighthouse.

  • A dark rocky shoreline at dusk with a pale sky and a band of low cloud.

    Dusk, last visit.

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