Gary Kimber

A very welcome week of decent weather following weeks of mainly rain, has increased the chances of capturing sunsets and has coincided with low tide being around sunset times and therefore allowing for nice reflections. An added bonus the past two days, has been that the almost full moon and then the full moon (Worm Moon) have risen after sunset and been reflected in the wet sand at low tide. On Monday, I only wandered out to the shallow waters left by the receding tide and the sunlit sand...

During a day out, on an incredibly beautiful February day, we visited the beach at East Wittering ( on Southern edge of Chichester Harbour ). We had not actually stopped there previously for any length of time, but on this day there were plenty of waves rolling around high tide and the sun was pleasantly warm - it really was a case of 'pinch yourself' to remember that it was still February. The sight of the waves rolling and then breaking on shore, was enough to tempt me to get the big lens...

The weather has been disappointing for a few weeks, with much rain and wind which combined sometimes with adverse tide heights at the relevant times have precluded me from taking sunset photos (never mind sunrise either). This afternoon was very pleasant and with sunset due while the tide was midway through incoming, I ventured out onto East Beach to take advantage of the decent conditions. My plan was to shoot patterns and movement from incoming waves ahead of the sun setting later. I...