The Geordie Algarve
The South Tyneside coastline in the UK is designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest because of its rock formations. It stretches for 5 miles and contains dramatic cliffs, caves, arches and sea stacks. Over several years I've photographed the coastline using torches to light up the rocks at night.
Moving Rocks, Trow Point, South Shields, England | Byers Hole, South Shields, England | Camel Island, South Shields, England | Sea Arch, Whitburn, UK | Darkness and Light, Marsden Bay, South Shields, England |
Lots Wife, Marsden Bay, South Shields, UK | | | | |
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| | Marsden Bay, South Shields, UK | Cave entrance, South Shields, UK | Through the Keyhole. Large cave at Whitburn, England |
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