My fine art photographs of the sea extend my perspective on water, shore and movement. The coastline offers ever-changing lines: the edge of a beach, a wave, a light or dark expanse. Drawing on these encounters, I compose Imaginary Planets where points of reference shift.
This gallery brings together works related to the theme of the sea and the coastline. It is updated with my latest creations and their themes. Click on a photograph to discover its story and the print options available.
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Reflections of a Twilight
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Regatta
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Shore
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Farewell
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Sand, Sea and History in Orbit
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Celestial Anemone
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Day Cargo
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Choregraphy
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Two Souls in the Universe
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Dresscode
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Proud!
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Fragment of Eternity
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Illuminate My Sky
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Kayak and Resonance
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KiteSurfer
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Zen KiteSurfer
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The Foam of the Day
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The Wave
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La Major Under the Wing
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The Silent Horizon
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Echoes of the Cranes
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Melody of Water
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Whisper of the Waves
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Three Souls and the Ocean
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Shared Universe
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The Wave – 3D Artwork
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Marine Echo
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Burst of Tranquility
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The Anchor of Silence
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The Citadel of Tides
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The Mysterious Garonne
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Twins are waiting
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Flip flops sandals waiting
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The Guardian
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The Little Explorer
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The Harbour of Silences
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Harbor Swirl
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Undulations
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Pauline
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Shall We Swim?
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43 Size
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Bridge over Calm Water
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Folded.
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A Coral Dream
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Eternal Sand
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Serenity
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Team Building
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Smiley 43 Footprint
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Coral Vortex
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Golden Whirl
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Towards another world
When the shore takes shape
I am interested in the way in which the boundary between land and water can transform. A horizon line can become a circle; a movement on the surface draws the eye elsewhere. The image retains something of the scene photographed, whilst offering a space that can no longer be explored in the same way. I like to leave this hesitation open, between recognition and discovery.
For a different perspective on aquatic atmospheres, browse my selection from the underwater world. The works in blue offer a broader exploration of my subjects.
Living with a photograph of the sea
A seascape should not be chosen solely for its blue colour. Some prints rely on contrast, others on rhythm or texture. Compare the calm areas with the denser sections. Then imagine the work at the actual distance from which you will view it: this visualisation helps you to appreciate its scale.
To help you visualise the pieces, my installation simulations show various ways of displaying them indoors. You can then view the formats and media, as well as information on the limited-edition prints. Finally, if a piece catches your eye, I’d be delighted to discuss your choice with you.
To extend your visit, discover how I create the Imaginary Planets and my tips for hanging a fine art photograph. You can also explore other themes, colours and locations.