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The tide is out at Tenby and the boats have settled onto the sand, leaning where they came to rest. The harbour wall curves round behind them with its blue and red doors open, and the town climbs the hill in painted terraces: cream, butter yellow, soft blue and pink, a church spire rising behind the rooftops.
A photograph rather than a painting, caught on a good afternoon, with a big Welsh sky full of cumulus and the harbour doubled in what water is left. One for anyone who knows this stretch of the Pembrokeshire coast.
Distinct colourful buildings and varied boats provide good sorting cues, though water reflections and similar boat shapes add some challenge.



















