Surging Serenity between Sands and Stones

Steep, abrupt rock faces between small sandy beaches. The dramatic Benissa coastline continues to captivate my attention, and I continue to capture its enchanting scenes.

Waves, tides and currents. Year after year, they have been affecting the rock formations. The materials were deposited in layers over time, one on top of the other.

When the temperature changes between the warm day and the cool night, the lime and marl stones dilate and compress, breaking into fine sheets.

And there's the wind. It has been constantly transporting sand grains and wearing away the rocks. As a result, we can see numerous holes caused by alveolar erosion.

The sea is surging in between. Its songs are soothing too, especially when the night falls. I tried to capture the rhythms of the ocean in some long exposures, ranging from a few seconds to 30.