For twenty years of my life I lived within two miles of the sea - close enough for our windows to have salt deposited on them in windy weather. One of the lessons I learned during this time was the sheer variety of photographs that were possible during the different stages of the tides. I was reminded of this during our recent visits to Tenby in Pembrokeshire, south Wales. The shot above, taken from a slipway at high water was one of many that I took where the foregound object differed - in this case I chose a rowing boat and fishing gear.
The second shot, taken at low water, shows the interesting variety of small boats and the colourful buildings above the harbour.
photo © T. Boughen Camera: Nikon Z 5
