a tide leaves its footprint in the sand
A tide leaves its footprint sculpted in the sand. A hint of a ribcage and smooth curves merging into the sea.
Author: Pam W
Lockdown 2 with the trapped jellyfish – an arty project
An arty project for Lockdown 2, starting with the trapped jellyfish.
shortcut through Nursery Wood
Afternoon sunshine catches my attention on the shortcut path.
doomed jellyfish caught in the tide
Doomed jellyfish, caught in the tide, floating dangerously close to shore.
top lane – nice clouds
September wander along the top lane between Tan-Y-Bwlch and Croesor. Famous skylines.
breakfast in the tomato
Breakfast in the tomato chair, catching a smile.
flowery down the garden
Low level on the allotment at the end of July… flowery and a rich colour palette.
a few steps down to the beach
The bit of the path between assessing the wind and reaching the sand.
infinite salad : leaves in June
Leafy and raggedy, and only confined by rusty metal, my allotment is looking good.
Tideline walk
Tideline. Saturday morning walk out from Porthmadog, along the length of Morfa Bychan and back. Empty summer beach, nice but sinister
wooded lane – Look around, Look up
Marching along a wooded lane. Sunlight. Slow down, just stop, and look at the trees for five minutes… Coed Garth-byr, January 2020
low sun at 4pm
Working at home day, head-clearing trip to the beach before the sun goes down. On the beach, January 2020