The third image in the Grey Atlantic sequence moves closer to the shoreline itself. Weathered granite fills the foreground as tidal water slips across the stone, leaving thin bands of motion against the darker surface.
Under the soft overcast light of an October afternoon, the coast reduced itself to a simple language of tone—rock, water, and sky merging into layered shades of gray.
Water Across Stone
Rather than softening the ocean into a long-exposure blur, I chose a faster shutter speed to preserve the delicate movement of the water as it flowed over the ledges. The streaks of tide echo the natural lines in the granite, creating a quiet rhythm between the permanent surface of the rock and the shifting motion of the sea.
Within the Grey Atlantic series, this image brings the viewer closest to the shoreline—where texture, movement, and tone converge in a single moment along the Maine coast.
Limited Edition
Issued in a total edition of 15, with 2 Artist Proofs.
The edition applies across all sizes. Signed and numbered by the artist.
