A collection of seascapes in the southern coast of England, featuring groynes, sturdy structures that are constructed from the shore into the sea to inhibit the movement of sediment and erosion. These groynes have undergone erosion and decay themselves, due to the relentless ebb and flow of the tide and the fury of the storms. They illustrate the impermanence of the human-made against, and the constant power of, nature.

A collection of mountainscapes highlighting the unspoiled, rugged, wind-swept beauty of the low-lying mountains of the Irish Atlantic coastline, where the proximity to the ocean creates dynamic weather that shifts sometimes in minutes.