Tresaith is on the west coast of Wales, between New Quay and Cardigan. it is a favourite haunt of surfers and families and on a calmer day from this you can often spot seals and dolphins close to shore.

When my husband got home early from work on Wednesday I pestered him into taking me to Tresaith which is just a fifteen minute drive away.  The day was overcast but not cold and I was not expecting the pictures to be of the best quality.  When we arrived I was delighted to find the sea on its best behaviour, sometimes the wild weather reflects my mood and this was one of those days. I think I have plenty of pictures to paint from. I can dramatise the sky a bit but I love the wet rocks and seaweed and the reflections on the sand.

The colour of the seaweed against the rocks looks as though someone has gone beserk with a pot of green paint.

I perched for ages trying to capture the surging spray against the rocks and have many shots taken just too soon or too late; this one is just right and I didnt even get too wet in the process!

I just love the power in this one, it was great standing on the rocks with the wind whipping my hair but the old fella got a cold head and, once we had our fill of photographs, we took refuge in the pub  for a cup of hot chocolate.

The opposite bay, rockier and just as picturesque. The day was terrific, totally invigorating, making me tingle all over. When I return on a calmer day I will take some more to contrast the difference the sun makes.