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Photos: Sauntering to Coral Beach

Yesterday for the first time I was at Coral Beach with the tide low (and still going out) and thus able to walk across to Lampay Island. Found myself contemplating compositions featuring Coral Beach that don’t involve its characteristic curve but include the hill, and wondering if the location would still be clear without it being in the painting’s title.

Looking from Lampay Island to Coral Beach.
Looking from Lampay Island to Coral Beach.
Coral Beach causeway to Lampay Island low tide, Skye
The natural causeway from Lampay Island to Coral Beach. Counted 14 oystercatchers on it.

Coral Beach, Skye

The "sand" at Coral Beach. (Despite the name it's not coral but a coraline seaweed known as ma?rl
The “sand” at Coral Beach. (Despite the name it’s not coral but a coraline seaweed known as ma?rl.

Coral Beach, Skye

Coral Beach, Skye
Don’t think that composition rule about adding a splash of red in a painting meant this.
There's no mistaking which is Coral Beach
There’s no mistaking which is Coral Beach. That’s Lampay Island on the left but the tide wasn’t yet low enough to expose the causeway.

 

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