My first dedicated day shooting the stretch from Amorth to Tenby, documenting the diverse landscapes that can be found within the ten miles of coastline between the old mining village and the historic walled town, including the harbour at Saundersfoot, currently disused as it is out of tourist season and the tides aren't as friendly to the small vessel's during winter. It was a grey, cloudy day that allowed some brief spells of sunshine. I shot on a tripod to allow for longer shutter speeds than usual, for maximum sharpness at f22 at ISO100. However it was very windy in some of the large, exposed locations such as Tenby South Beach, where I used a higher shutter speed of ISO400 for a higher shutter speed.
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