Tidal Script
The Shoreline
This ephemeral space, existing between land and sea, presents an ever changing canvas for me to interpret and share.
It offers up textures, patterns and design to light and imagination.
I am privileged and humbled to honour it.
Made at Bar Beach on the New South Wales coast ion Australia, this photograph records the shoreline in a brief interval between waves. As the tide recedes, wet sand holds the trace of the ocean’s movement—compressed, stretched, and shaped by the pull of the sea.
A slit of low light skims across a sliver of the surface, revealing subtle ridges and channels that echo the rhythm of the surf beyond the frame. Within this narrow band between land and water, texture replaces horizon, and the familiar coastline dissolves into abstraction.
Like my ocean pool works, the image exists at a threshold—where motion slows, time softens, and the sea leaves its quiet imprint before returning again.
#Black and White Photography #Fine Art Photograph
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