If you spotted me down at Godrevy Beach in Cornwall shooting this weekend, then congratulations! I honestly haven't been down to this beautiful spot for a while, so it was nice to finally make a return.
With the promise of some lovely little 1ft peelers, I just couldn't resist. The obligatory drive around the infamous National Trust car park, followed by the usual queue to find a lucky parking space, was out of the way. It was time to jump in on a pushing tide and see what the morning had in store.
The session seemed to have two completely different looks, depending on which direction I pointed the camera.
Looking towards Godrevy Lighthouse, everything had that lovely, balanced summer feel to it. Soft tones, nice light and scenes that wouldn't have looked out of place in the middle of July.
Turn around and shoot into the sun towards Gwithian and St Ives, however, and it was a completely different story. Darker, moodier and with a definite hint of winter creeping in.
You can probably tell from the edits!
A lovely little morning of surf photography at Godrevy Beach, proving once again that you don't need big waves to have a good time in the water.
