West from Stackpole Head to St Govan's Head
Stackpole Head sea cave
Ar wer freetened
Cobbler's Hole warning
It's a long way down at Cobbler's Hole
Old Red folds at Cobbler's Hole
Blowing a gale at Newgale
Porth Clais
En-echelon quartz veins, Marloes, Pembrokeshire 4
En-echelon quartz veins, Marloes, Pembrokeshire 3
En-echelon quartz veins, Marloes, Pembrokeshire 2
En-echelon quartz veins, Marloes, Pembrokeshire 1
A grim day at Gateholm, Pembrokeshire
Wet and windy day at Marloes Sands
Dipping slabs
The Scars
Porth Clais 2
Porth Clais 3
Fishing at Porth Clais
Caerbwdy Sandstone at Porth Clais
Ogof Golchfa near Porth Clais
Carreg yr Esgob and Ramsey Sound
The Bitches in Ramsey Sound
Detail from 'Scallop', Aldeburgh, Suffolk
Barafundle Bay panorama
Barafundle Bay, Pembrokeshire
Stackpole Quay, Pembrokeshire
Stackpole Fault
Stackpole Quay, Pembrokeshire
Stackpole Middle Cove
Syncline in Middle Cove islet, Stackpole Quay, Pem…
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Strumble Head lighthouse on Ynys Meicel
Strumble Head, Pembrokeshire
Strumble Head pillow lavas 4
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Strumble Head pillow lavas 2
Squall over the Bishops and Clerks
Incoming Squall
Trwynhwrddyn
Trwynhwrddyn and Whitesands Bay
Point St John, Whitesands Bay
Cliff Fort rampart and ditch, St David's Head
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Coetan Arthur and boulder field
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Scallop
Maggi Hambling's stainless steel sculpture 'Scallop' - a memorial and tribute to the composer Benjamin Britten (1913 -1976). It stands on the beach just to the north of Britten's home town of Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England.
Pierced into the margin of the sculpture are the words 'I hear those voices that will not be drowned' - words from Benjamin Britten's opera Peter Grimes.
An extraordinary sculpture, and for me, intensely moving. I spent a long time just looking, touching and photographing this beautiful piece, with the sound of the sea and gulls constantly in the background and Britten's 'Sea Interludes' stirring around in my head.
Pierced into the margin of the sculpture are the words 'I hear those voices that will not be drowned' - words from Benjamin Britten's opera Peter Grimes.
An extraordinary sculpture, and for me, intensely moving. I spent a long time just looking, touching and photographing this beautiful piece, with the sound of the sea and gulls constantly in the background and Britten's 'Sea Interludes' stirring around in my head.
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