On a stroll across a quieter section of beach where the tide had gone out I came across this little arrangement of rocks. They kind of reminded me of the remains of a prehistoric cairn, although this is most likely child’s play.
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Shanklin Beach, Isle of Wight, England, August 2018 © Pete Hillman.
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Shanklin Beach, Isle of Wight, England, August 2018 © Pete Hillman.
I love how the sunlight sparkles and shimmers within the rippling movement of the waters on the coast. These are abstract worlds which I would like to glimpse more often than I do, full of the richness of life and wonder. These images feature what I believe is a seaweed called Gutweed (Ulva intestinalis).
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Shanklin Beach, Isle of White, England, August 2018 © Pete Hillman.
Common Mussel Mytilus edulis, August 2017, Shanklin Beach, Isle of White, England.
Shanklin Beach, Isle of White, England. August 2017.
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