The location: Camus Mor, Isle of Skye (again)
The time: Mid-afternoon, low tide (felt like it was the lowest I’ve seen the tide here)
Supposed to be doing: Painting some magnificent seascape in oils (always approach a painting with optimism!)
Actually doing: Being distracted by the patterns in the rocks and listening to the waves (never gets old)
The ultra-low tide (because of the full moon) seems to change the character of the cliff, making it seem heavier somehow. I love the crinkly old crocodile skin rocks ?
The moon is as close to earth at present hence the extra low and high tides.
I sporadically check the tides along with the weather but haven’t been at this spot on the low point of spring tide before. Must definitely seek it out again though, as all the exposed shore rock was beautiful.