My photos explore themes of memory, transience, climate effects, and the passing of time on and within the landscape. They capture the transient area between the land and the sea where twice a day, the tide ebbs and flows, creating diverse patterns and shapes. In my eyes the landscape appears composed of opposites: the hidden and revealed, the visible and invisible, the seen and unseen, the wet and dry. The estuary is like a canvas that is constantly changing, its waters and winds crafting magical images on the newly exposed surfaces: simple geometric patterns and complex organic pattern formations. The patterns are repeated, altered, and formed in different areas of the estuary. I love how it never looks the same from one day to the next, particularly when I go at different times of day and year. Seeing the shadows fall over the flats as the sun sets over the horizon is a truly unique experience. My records of this animated landscape highlight its impermanence, stimulate the imagination, and I hope, urge people to help protect this valuable environment.