Coasts & Seascapes: Surf, Cliffs & Lagoons
Coasts are shaped by the meeting of land, water and weather. Rocky headlands, beaches, cliffs, coves and sheltered stretches of sea offer different patterns of motion, color and light. The photographs range from breaking surf and exposed shorelines to calmer waters and subtler coastal details. Attention to geology, tide, atmosphere and the changing edge of the sea gives the gallery variety beyond any single coastline or kind of seascape. Coastlines change dramatically with the rock beneath them and the water flowing to them. The photographs represented here include surf breaking across Point Lobos and Hawaiian lava ledges, Big Sur’s steep coves, weathered cliffs in Portugal and islands rising from the Sea of Cortez. Quieter tropical lagoons and reef water offer a contrast to the Pacific’s rougher edges.




































