Cloudy Bay Mugs

Iconic Tasmanian Landscape pen and ink drawing.

Sunrise at low tide on the beach at Whitley Bay on the North East coast of England with the wet rocks still shimmering in the weak morning light. This image was taken on a cloudy November morning looking towards the southern end of the beach and then converted to black and white for dramatic effect.

Rough seas and cloudy skies on a windy day in late October off the beach at Druridge Bay in Northumberland on the North East coast of England with Coquet Island visible on the horizon.

Looking across Oxwich Bay towards Oxwich Point at sunset on Gower, Wales

After sunset at Oxwich Bay on Gower, Wales with a moody, cloudy sky.

A rare covering of snow at Rhossili Bay on Gower, Wales

A rare covering of snow at Rhossili Bay on Gower, Wales

A rare covering of snow at Rhossili Bay on Gower, Wales

Caswell Bay on Gower in Wales at Night with high level clouds

A rare covering of snow at Rhossili Bay on Gower, Wales

Caswell Bay on Gower in Wales at Night with high level clouds

This photo was taken looking to Langland Bay, Gower in Wales. The sea was crashing on the rocks and my camera got covered in spray. I had thought I wouldn't see the sun set because of the cloud but at the last moment it broke through and produced the scene here.

The sun shining through the clouds over West Angle Bay in Pembrokshire, Wales

A sunny day with moody clouds at Oxwich Bay on the Gower Peninsula, Wales

A moody black and white Three Cliffs Bay on Gower

Looking down onto Oxwich Bay from the top of Cefn Bryn on Gower, Wales

Nordic Winter - Dramatic Coastal Landscape on Cold Moody Winter

Cloudy Bay Design

Cloudy Bay is on the southern end of Bruny Island, Tasmania. This image was made up of eight overlapping photos (portrait mode) stitched together. They had to be taken in very rapid succession so that wave movement between successive images was minimal. 26 January, 2010 Taken with a borrowed Nikon 5000. ISO 200, f/8, 1/400 sec, 82mm

Looking down onto Oxwich Bay from the top of Cefn Bryn on Gower, Wales

King Edwards Bay, Tynemouth is a Blue Flag beach in a small sandy bay sheltered by cliffs and grassy banks which makes it excellent for family outings as well as fishing and water sport. The bay is overlooked by Tynemouth Priory and Castle and is pictured here on a very calm June morning in bright sunshine breaking through a cloudy sky

The Rendezvous Cafe is an iconic art deco style cafe and ice cream shop on the promenade at Whitley Bay, North Tyneside on the North East coast of England. The building was designed and erected in 1930 as the Garden Restaurant and re-named The Rendezvous Cafe in 1957. It has been featured in a prime time advert for BP and more recently has been used in the filming of the TV crime drama 'Vera'.

This photo of Oxwich Bay on Gower was taken after sunset with the moon poking through the clouds.

Five Islands Lighthouse Park, Nova Scotia, Canada - May 23, 2015 : Five Islands Lighthouse situated on the coast of the bay of Fundy. A seagull flies in the sky as the sun breaks through the cover of clouds. Camera: Olympus E620 & Zukko 14-42 lens ISO 100, 14mm, f/6.3, 1/800

Bay of Fires on a cloudy day, Tasmania, Australia.

Looking down onto Oxwich Bay from the top of Cefn Bryn on Gower, Wales

The Rendezvous Cafe is an iconic art deco style cafe and ice cream shop on the promenade at Whitley Bay, North Tyneside on the North East coast of England. The building was designed and erected in 1930 as the Garden Restaurant and re-named The Rendezvous Cafe in 1957. It has been featured in a prime time advert for BP and more recently has been used in the filming of the TV crime drama 'Vera'.

The Rendezvous Cafe is an iconic art deco style cafe and ice cream shop on the promenade at Whitley Bay, North Tyneside on the North East coast of England. The building was designed and erected in 1930 as the Garden Restaurant and re-named The Rendezvous Cafe in 1957. It has been featured in a prime time advert for BP and more recently has been used in the filming of the TV crime drama 'Vera'.

Casco Bay Portland Harbor Maine by Debra Martz Storm clouds were building on this October day but light was finding its way through, highlighting the historic fort and moored boats. One of Maine's most iconic coastal structures, added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1973, Fort Gorges is a former United States military fort built on Hog Island Ledge in Casco Bay, Maine. Built from 1858 to 1864, no battles were fought there and no troops were stationed there. Advancing military technology, including ironclad ships and long-range guns, made the fort obsolete before it could be used. The fort is now a park, accessible only by boat. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

King Edwards Bay, Tynemouth is a Blue Flag beach in a small sandy bay sheltered by cliffs and grassy banks which makes it excellent for family outings as well as fishing and water sport. The bay is overlooked by Tynemouth Priory and Castle and is pictured here on a very calm, sunny November morning with the blue sky reflecting on the waters of the North Sea giving it an almost Mediterranean colour - if a little cooler!

The beautiful bay at Second Valley on the Fleurieu Peninsula South Australia

King Edwards Bay, Tynemouth is a Blue Flag beach in a small sandy bay sheltered by cliffs and grassy banks which makes it excellent for family outings as well as fishing and water sport. The bay is overlooked by Tynemouth Priory and Castle and is pictured here on a very cold, sunny April morning with the blue sky, sunshine and a rough sea adding to the drama.

A calm sunrise at Pwlldu Bay on Gower, Wales

The promenade at Whitley Bay, North Tyneside on the North East coast of England looking north past the ice cream shop towards St Mary's Island and lighthouse on the horizon. This image was shot on a bitterly cold April morning just after a hail storm

St Mary's Island and lighthouse are situated on the North East coast of England just north of the town of Whitley Bay. This image was captured on a cloudy, calm July morning at low tide and under a cloudy sky just after a flock of seagulls appeared from behind the lighthouse, some of which can still be seen in the sky. The image has been converted to monochrome to emphasise the drama in the sky.

King Edwards Bay, Tynemouth is a Blue Flag beach in a small sandy bay sheltered by cliffs and grassy banks which makes it excellent for family outings as well as fishing and water sport. The bay is overlooked by Tynemouth Priory and Castle and is pictured here on a very calm June morning in bright sunshine breaking through a cloudy sky