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A sunny day at Pwlldu Bay on the Gower Peninsula, Wales

Collect Rocks Day Anime And Rocks Anime Lover to celebrate Collect Rocks Day on September 16

cities made of river stones

From a photo shoot

stones

Digital art inspired by rocks in shallow water

Waves breaking over a groyne at Aberaeron in Ceredigion, Wales

The remote yet beautiful Pwlldu Bay on Gower, Wales

The sun rising over Port Eynon Bay on Gower in Wales.

The remote yet beautiful Pwlldu Bay on Gower, Wales

Sidmouth is a town situated on the English Channel coast in Devon, South West England,

shaped and washed by the Atlantic

this is the pattern made by the sea and wind and the rocks and stones on the beach at low tide. untouched

Waves hitting the pebble shore of Sheringham beach, Norfolk, UK

Pattern with white stones on blue

looking down on a world not your own

photographed as found beach installation

A sunny day at Pwlldu Bay on the Gower Peninsula, Wales

washed and rounded by the Atlantic

Looking down on Pwlldu Bay, Gower

Sunset at the beautiful Caswell Bay on Gower, Wales

The South Wales coastline at Monknash.

Smiling faces

A cool looking piece of driftwood

Made for the psychos that can eat a whole box of cereal in one sitting.

Small beach water rock pool with colorful pebbles, shells and seaweed. Stackpole, Pembrokeshire, UK.

Sunset hill

Small beach water rock pool with colorful pebbles, shells and seaweed. Stackpole, Pembrokeshire, UK.

Abstract pattern for an extra punch and glamour to your daily life.

A landscape view of the shadow on the beach of one person leaning on railings

Driftwood on the shore of a glacial lake at El Chalten Argentina

Whirlpool is a nature based abstract using special effects on my photo of river rocks of many natural colors.

Mosaic stones in motion. For those who love surreal art.

Newgale Pebble Beach Enormous! is the only way to describe this beach; it’s almost 2 miles of sand backed by a huge pebble bank formed after a BIG storm in 1859. This photo is a close up of just a small proportion of the pebbles on this huge beach front. Kitesurfing and surfing are popular on this beach and tuition is available. Walk right down to the southern end to find a walk-through cave and numerous sheltered bays. Cross the river, at the back of the pebble bank opposite the cafe at the north end to gain access to several low tide bays. At very low tide it’s possible to walk round to Cwm Mawr beach but keep an eye on the tide times as you don’t want to get cut off. Dog restrictions apply to the middle third of t...

Frosty seaweed on a pebble beach in January.