We had visited Seahouses Beach the previous day and I became fascinated with the colourful patterns in the rocks. I had become previous inspired by a talk from John Hooton, an Irish Landscape photographer, and by Our Ann Miles who had been to this coast last year.
Just after breakfast Sue dropped me off at the Seahouses Beach so I could get these shots. The group later joined me.
I love the abstract patterns that are formed and I am sure I will try to find more Rock Textures in future.
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