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Inspiration

  1. A light sandy beach scene with bright red cliffs on the left. The cliffs have a vibrant red colour with green grass capping them and succulent plants growing intermittently along the cliff. The sea is bright blue and appears slightly on the right side of the image. There are some light white fluffy clouds in the sky over the cliffs.
    Orcombe Point to the River Otter
  2. A sweeping image of the red sandstone cliffs of Sidmouth with Ladram Bay sea stacks visible in the distance. The sky has lots of clouds giving the image character.
    Ladram Bay to Pennington Point
  3. A sweeping view of the landscape from Seaton to Salcombe Hill. The cliffs are predominantly of the white chalk cliffs of Beer, with red cliffs in the foreground. The beach where the photographer is stood is a pebble beach. The sun is shining off the bright blue sea on the left side of the image.
    Salcombe Hill to Seaton
  4. Small boats in a marina at Lyme Regis harbour. The sky is cloudy creating a dramatic sky which is reflected on the sea and the sun is glistening off the sea underneath the boats. The Cliffs of the Jurassic coast extend off away from the image into the distance.
    Axmouth to Lyme Regis
  5. A pebble beach with dark grey limestone/ mud-looking cliffs. The pebbles/boulders near the sea have green algae showing it is low tide. The undulating cliffs from Charmouth extend off into the distance from the photographer. The sun is bright but there are a few fluffy white clouds in the sky.
    Black Ven to Seatown
  6. A close-up view of sandy coloured sandstone rocks with ammonite fossils on their surface. The pebble beach and large sandy cliffs extend off into the distance on the right side of the image. The sea glistens with a slight grey tinge on the left side.
    Eype to Burton Bradstock
  7. A view of the sandy golden cliffs of Burton Bradstock, slightly contrasting against the browner small pebble beach. The sea to the left of the image is bright blue but with clouds overhead.
    Burton Cliff to Abbotsbury
  8. The large thin strip of Chesil Beach extends off into the distance with Portland Harbour buildings in the foreground. The image is taken from above.
    Langton Herring to Portland Harbour Shore
  9. A view of the a long thin strip of beach with water either side extending away from the photographer. A stone statue of the Olympic rings is in the foreground. The built up area of Portland and Chesil is visible to the right of the image.
    The Isle of Portland
  10. A close up of grassy cliffs on the left side of the image. Under the grassy vegetation, the chalk cliffs are bright white. The sky above is grey and stormy. The sea on the right of the image reflects the grey clouds.
    Furzy Cliff to White Nothe
  11. A view from up a high elevation over the grassy built-up landscape of the Lulworth area with a distant view of Lulworth Cove. The Cove is a clam-shell shape. The sea is glistening blue from the sun.
    Bat's Head to Gad Cliff
  12. A view of Clavell Tower on top of a grassy cliff at Kimmeridge. The beach the photographer is on has pebbles and large mudflat areas. The sea to the right of the image is bright blue and the weather is calm.
    Brandy Bay to St Aldhelm's Head
  13. A view of Dancing Ledge, a grey/brown geological feature at the base of a grassy cliff. The cliff landscape is undulating and grassy. The sea to the left of the image is bright blue in the sun.
    Winspit to Durlston Head
  14. A distant view across the bright blue sea of large white chalk cliffs, topped with green grass, ending in the sea stacks of Old Harry Rocks. The sea is bright blue and glistening in the sun.
    Peveril Point to Studland Bay
  15. Standing on a pebble beach with looming grey cliffs to the right and the sea to the left, the coastline stretches off into the distance, curving around to the left of the image. The sky is blue with some white puffy clouds overhead.
    Jurassic Coast Geology
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