On Friday I went over to Holywell Bay near Newquay, the end of the largest dune system in Cornwall, Penhale dunes. It's a beautiful location and one of my favourites so far as it's got a car park and easy access and it's a lovely area. I spent most of this shoot getting to grips with filming on the D7000 because I want to create a short video trailer for my project/the book but I did get a few shots while I was there before the rain really kicked in!
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| Showing the important Marram grass on the dunes overlooking the bay. |
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| Image for the 'strandline' page of the book. The strandline is very important as it causes the initial build up of sand leading to the formation of dunes. |
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| These boulders on the beach show a great example of how sand builds up around an object that slows the wind down. |
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