Coastal West Wales is criminally underrated. The beaches and rocks are some of the most beautiful you'll find on UK shores. One of my local beaches, Tresaith, has a waterfall, patterned rocks and pebbles popping with colour. 

The translation of the Welsh name 'Tresaith,' is 'The Town of Seven.' Legend has it, an Irish king had seven troublesome daughters which he cast off in a boat. The princesses landed on Tresaith beach and married seven local fishermen.

This series was shot on a particularly grey out of season afternoon.

All images shot on Leica Q2