This particular beach on the Copper Coast seem to have a particularly fluid makeup. It can transition from sandy beach, to gravel, to large pebbles to large boulders all the the space of a few weeks. This can make this area quite interesting to visit. I have published a post from this area before, linked here, and essentially these images are what I have been able to capture since (at least the ones worth sharing).

Just a little note on the two images below, not my usual preference due to the strong colours of sunset (which have actually muted slightly in processing), but the following two images were shot 6 minutes apart. It just shows how important the type of light is to an image. The other images from that night are below and show the sandy beach that was present at that time but also the transition of light that evening.

On another occasion there was a much more stormy conditions, again giving a very different feel to the area.