Armacao de Pera on the Algarve in Portugal is a rapidly expanding resort that like some of the other parts of the Algarve is concentrating solely on tourism. As little as ten years ago Armacao de Pera was a delightful little town typical of some of t... 

A photograph taken on a sunny winters day at Polzeath on the north coast of Cornwall. using a slow shutter speed of 30 seconds gives the sea a misty look as the waves roll in off the Atlantic Ocean and break over the beach. 

Looking along part of the rugged north coast of Cornwall, just around the corner from Polzeath. The photographs was taken using a shutter speed of 30 seconds to give the sea a misty look. 

Praia da Salema is a long beach with the village of Salema directly behind it. Although Salema is somewhat larger than it used to be, it is still a typical Portuguese fishing village and perhaps one of the only truly unspoilt fishing villages on the ... 

Crantock Bay is situated on the north coast of Cornwall near the hugely popular town of Newquay. The beach becomes a vast expance of golden sand at low tide but rapidly disappears on the incoming tide due to its flat nature. Crantock Bay lies between... 

Situated on The Lizard peninsula, Kynance Cove is one of the finest examples of the picturesque county of Cornwall, with its turquoise waters, fine sands and spectacular views. The defining features of Kynance Cove are the serpentine rock formations ... 

Standing 86 feet high with a light that has a range of nearly 12 miles, Godrevy Lighthouse sits on Godrevy Island roughly 300 yards from Godrevy Point. The lighthouse was built in 1858-1859 after the SS Nile was wrecked in 1854 with all on board losi... 

Mousehole (pronounced Mowzel) is a picturesque fishing village on the south coast of Cornwall between Penzance and Land's End. The village, all but one house which still stands today, was entirely destroyed when it was burnt to the ground during the ... 

Situated on the north coast of Cornwall lies the small town and working fishing port of Padstow. Approximately 14 miles up the coast from Newquay, Padstow is at the mouth of the River Camel estuary with the approach in to the harbour being notorious ... 

The sun setting at Polzeath on the north coast of Cornwall in England. 

Coverack is a beautiful and unspoilt village and fishing port situated on the eastern side of the Lizard Peninsula on the south coast of Cornwall. The harbour at Coverack was built in 1724 using local hornblende and serpentine rocks to help protect t... 

The absolutely beautiful and picturesque Mother Iveys Bay is situated on the north coast of Cornwall, to the east of Trevose Head and to the west of the larger and more popular beach of Harlyn Bay. Mother Iveys Bay is roughly a 20 minute walk along t... 

The delightful and picturesque Port Quin is a hamlet and small cove situated on the north coast of Cornwall between Polzeath and Port Isaac. Port Quin itself is just a handful of former fishermen's cottages situated at the end of a narrow rocky inlet... 

Polperro is a picturesque village and working fishing port situated on the south coast of Cornwall about 4 miles west of Looe. The harbour at Polperro is surrounded by the tightly packed former fishermen's cottages that make up the village and has re... 

The coastal path between Chapel Porth beach and St.Agnes with Wheal Coates tin mine sitting proudly on top of the cliffs.