We love the sea, the sound of the waves, the cry of seagulls, and at the end of the day the taste and smell of fresh fish and chips. The sea makes incredible images possible, from stormy crashing waves, sunrise reflections, cloudy skies over the water, or surfing 'dudes' taming the swell.

Seascapes

The Aldeburgh Scallop, was created in 2003 and represents the two halves of a broken shell, fabricated from steel one half stands upright the other lies prone forming a kind of platform. Cut high into the sculpture are the words 'I hear those voices that will not be drowned' taken from the artists favourite Benjamin Britten opera. Created by Maggi Hambling it was presented as a gift from the artist for  everyone to enjoy.
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Tie the rowing boat up and take a swim in warm Turkish waters, a historic Lycian tomb sits in shallow waters near Kevoka Island in Antalya not far from the town of Myra. This picture from 2007 has a warm vintage feel, we can also produce this image in a Retro or Sepia finish.
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Southwold looking east. the sun has yet to burst above the horizon leaving the Pier in silhouette and a smattering of cloud creeping in to the rising tide. The pier was built in 1900 and was rebuilt in the 1990s following years of neglect and storm damage, it projects 623 feet into the North  Sea and is one of only two  20th century piers at one point having been damaged with only 60 foot left intact and completely rebuilt to its current length.
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Early morning sunrise at Southwold, looking north east just after first light on a warm summer's day the sea is calm a gentle breeze is blowing, it is an ideal morning for a walk and to capture some images at this lovely time of day when the world is fresh and new and not quite awake yet.
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The sun shines through the clouds at Felixstowe beach, the pier reaches out into the north sea providing a roost for sea birds. Image reference 085949~2

We are lucky enough to have friends living on the isle of Jersey so it has become a place we visit regularly at low tide looking out from St Helier sea water Lido the rocks hidden at high tide make an appearance completely changing the seascape. Jersey is a unique place with the island growing by up to 50% at low tide, the tide range is up to 12 metres allowing for causeways and relics to be exposed.
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Playing in the waves, on a special weekend in October 2024 the Isle of Jersey hosted the GB Surfing GB Cup, we were lucky enough to be there and to capture some images, the sun didn't shine but on St. Ouens bay but the competition was outstanding, and the warmth between competitors was palpable.        Image reference 12582

Menacing clouds gather over a swirling sea, looking out across the North Sea from Felixstowe beach on a stormy winters day. Image reference  091200~2