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Caswell Bay & Whiteshell Point View from the shadow of Caswell Bay's unique pine trees, towards the coast path winding east toward Langland. The ebbing half-tide is exposing the sandy beach and the characteristic Gower limestone crags, gullies, and caves. Original painted in acrylic on paper. (Click image for larger view, formats & prices)
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Pwll-du Bay The steep slope of this relatively inaccessible bay encourages large waves to break close to shore. Over time this has created a massive storm beach pebble-bar, upon which the viewer stands in this picture, close to the crashing surf. Original painted in acrylic on paper. (Click image for larger view, formats & prices)
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Gower Seascape, near Limeslade A scene from the rugged coastline between Limeslade and Langland Bays, looking out at a stormy Bristol Channel. Like many exposed stretches of south Gower, the limestone rocks are carved into deep gullies, and often pounded by the waves that gradually shape them. Original painted in oil on canvas. (Click image for larger view, formats & prices)
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