D O R S E T
The Jurassic Coast
Dorset has one of the most beautiful coastlines in Great Britain to photograph. Known as the Jurassic Coast, it stretches 95 miles. It was inscribed as a World Heritage Site in 2001 by UNESCO and remains Englands only natural World Heritage site.
S A N D B A N K S
A topdown shot of the narrowest part on the Sandbanks peninsula.
M A N 'O W A R B A Y
The opposite side to Durdle Door. Equally as stunning.
M A N 'O W A R
The rock formation that lays just off the beach here is the Man 'O War.
S W A N A G E
A view across Swanage Bay looking towards Poole. It was lovely and quiet in the Autumn.
D U R D L E D O O R
Because no visit to the Jurassic Coast is complete without a visit to Durdle Door.
G O L D E N - B E A C H
Right on the golden hour at Sandbanks.
O L D H A R R Y
This was supposed to be a drone shoot, but I forgot my batteries!
B O U R N E M O U T H
A classic Bournemouth Pier composition.
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