Captured in December 2021, this photograph explores the rugged profile of the Southerndown cliffs in South Wales. Morgan utilizes a monochrome palette to draw attention to the geological history etched into the stone and the expansive, flat reaches of the beach. The composition relies on the natural architecture of the coastline, presenting a scene that feels substantial and deeply rooted in its environment.

The choice of black and white photography removes the seasonal vibrancy of the coast, focusing instead on the play of light across wet sand and the misty quality of the winter air. This approach emphasizes the scale of the natural world, inviting a slow, meditative look at the textures and shapes that define the Welsh shore. It is an honest reflection of a landscape shaped by the persistent movement of the sea.