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Fluid from a large concrete pipe on the beach creating flow patterns in the sand on a path to the sea.

A mid day long exposure shot of a groyne in Eastbourne

Falmouth, England, Rusty metal railing on rugged shore, weathered by the elements.

Towanrowan tin mine engine shed on north Cornish coast

The remains of old ships on the coast of the Barents Sea in Teriberka. Northern Russia

Suances Lighthouse in Cantabria, Spain, on a sunny day

A rusty metal fragment of a ship's side thrown onto the seashore. Consequence of a shipwreck

This is Towanroath Engine House, a grade II listed structure which is part of the abandoned Wheal Coates tin mine on the north Cornwall coast.

Coverack, Cornwall, England, UK - June 03, 2022: View of the Old Lifeboat House

Padstow Harbour in Cornwall is a bustling coastal haven featuring a mix of fishing boats and leisure vessels. The vibrant waterfront is lined with charming shops, cafes, and historic buildings, creating a lively and picturesque atmosphere. The calm waters reflect the colorful facades and maritime activity, making it a popular destination for visitors.

St Agnes, Cornwall, UK - May 25 2018 -The beautiful Wheal Coates mines on the North Coast of Cornwall in summer sunshine

Aerial view of Charlestown Harbour in Cornwall

Wheal Coates, clifftop disused tin mine buildings on the cliffs at St Agnes Head, Cornwall, UK

White lighthouse at Kinnaird Head, Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, Scotland

This landscape photo was taken in Europe, in France, in Normandy, in Arromanches les bains, in summer. We see the artificial port of the city of Arromanches les Bains, under the Sun.

The harbour at Fish Quay, North Shields, England

Le pouldu anchor in front of the ocean and beach

Panguila, Bengo province, Angola: beach nicknamed the Ships' Cemetery, where many ships used to rust away, however in recent years the advent of a new plant for steel recycling has resulted in massive scrap harvesting and subsequent melting in large electric arc furnaces. 'Cemitério dos Navios'.

St. Michael's Mount. Cornwall. UK- 19.02.2023. View of the harbour at low tide with boats on the beach.

'Stiifleg Derrick' cliff hoist and Portland Bill Lighthouse. The Isle of Portland, is a tied island made of the famous Portland Stone in the English Channel. Portland Bill at the southern tip lies south of Weymouth and is the southernmost point of the county of Dorset, England. Chesil Beach a geological shingle barrier beach joins it to the mainland

Some of the many derelict and abandoned old wrecks that litter these shores at Dungeness in Kent. Dungeness is one of the largest expanses of shingle in Europe.

Rusty remains of motor of a shipwreck on a beach near Fecamp (France) on a sunny day in summer

Hill fort 'Castro' Baroña and beach, A Coruña province, Rías Baixas, Galicia, Spain. Headland in front of the Atlantic ocean set 1st century BC. The Hill fort 'Castro' of Baroña is completely public free access.

Rusty metal mount near an abandoned coastal building in Portugal

Newquay Harbour in Cornwall is a vibrant coastal spot featuring an array of fishing boats and pleasure craft. The bustling harbor is surrounded by charming buildings and scenic cliffs, offering a picturesque backdrop. The calm waters and lively maritime activity make it a popular destination for both locals and tourists.

Wooden sea defences at low tide on a sandy beach on the North Norfolk coast on a grey and overcast winter's day

Brighton, United Kingdom - April 15, 2022: 'A public artwork by Hamish Black on Brighton seafront, UK. The sculpture is a circular donut shaped globe cast in bronze. Bronze sculpture on a groyne next to Brighton Palace Pier, Sussex, GB.

Bracklesham Bay beach groyne at low tide

Active fishing boats pulled up onto the beach at Hythe in Kent, UK

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