Coastline

A circle of rocks in the sea at Drumnakill Point, Fair Head, County Antrim at sunrise

Low tide at Blakeney Point with grey storm clouds looming low

Remains of the Haig Pit, an early twentieth century colliery, on the Whitehaven Coast, Cumbria

The Candlestick, a chimney built in 1850 as a ventilation shaft for the workings of Wellington Pit, located in the South Beach area of Whitehaven Harbour, Cumbria

View of Dunstanburgh Castle from the north west

Dunstanburgh Castle viewed from the north west, shot from high dunes behind Embleton Beach

View of Dunstanburgh Castle from the north west taken on a stormy winter afternoon

View of Dunstanburgh Castle from Greymare Rock in the afternoon light

View of Dunstanburgh Castle from the north west showing the rocky coastline and cliff face

Evening cloud shadows on Grasses and wildflowers at Sandscale Haws

Exposed trenched graves in a slab of rock near the ruins of St. Patrick's Chapel at Heysham Head; these have been dated as pre-Norman and are unique in the United Kingdom.

The sedimentary bedded cliff face at Heysham Head part of a buffer of wild coastline between the nuclear power station, in the background and the coastal resort of Morecombe

A detailed close up of sodden rocks on the coastline of Murlough Bay, Northern Island

View of the pinnacles of South Island in the Farne Islands

Close-up view of up-turned boats which have been converted into huts at Lindisfarne Castle

A view of the headland at Ravenscar at the south end of Robin Hood's Bay looking from Boggle Hole beach

Giant's Causeway surrounded by surf

Easington Colliery Beach between Fox Holes and Beacon Point on the Durham Coast still bears some evidence of former coal spoil dumping although the sea has cleansed much of it away