Dunraven Bay – a brief visit
Dunraven Bay is situated on the south coast of Wales in the Vale of Glamorgan. The bay itself faces west and is also known as Southerndown beach after the nearby village.
I visited this lovely coastline on a cold and windswept afternoon at the end of March. I was fortunate to find the tide was out, revealing the sands and rocks which make this such an interesting place to photograph. With the weather as it was there were only a few people around, just a handful of walkers and their dogs to leave their foot and paw prints in the sand.
I tried to imagine what it would be like mid summer, in warm temperatures and blue skies. The car park would be full, families would be enjoying the lovely beach, children rock pooling and building sand castles. The surf would also attract windsurfers and others who enjoy their water sports. For me though, I enjoyed the isolation, free to wander and explore, and take shots of anything which took me eye. Rarely did I have to wait for people to move out of the frame.
I hope you enjoy the selection of images shown below. To view a larger version click on the image and it will open in a new window.
4 Responses to “Dunraven Bay – a brief visit”
Great series!
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Thanks Iosatel
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Really love the detail viewpoint in this series Alan. Inspiring.
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Thanks very much James. Good of you to comment and pleased to know my work can inspire others.
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