Estuaries and Coastlines
Greg Ramsden RSMA presents a new collection at Tonic Gallery in Salcombe, which explores the beauty of Devon and Cornwall’s tidal estuaries. “Estuaries have a very particular presence” says Greg. “I am inspired by both their history and their quiet drama. These are flooded areas, once valleys between steep mountains, now filled with tidal waters. You can feel the ancient landscape beneath the surface, that sense of place that has been reshaped but not erased. Estuaries are places where the sea, land and light are always in motion and nothing is fixed. Tides pull, the water rises and falls, and the atmosphere changes minute to minute. Estuaries are a threshold between certainty and uncertainty, between solidity and fluidity. That tension is what fuels my work.”
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The Bag, Salcombe
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Sunny Cove, High Tide
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Normandy Pontoon
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Salcombe Headland
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Salcombe Headland, Silver Light
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East Prawle Point
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Salcombe Coastline, Silver Leaf
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River Dart Estuary
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Starehole Bay
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Camel Estuary, Near Rock
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Golden South Sands
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Starehole Bay, Afternoon
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Coastal Path at Thurlestone
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Coastal Path at Yarmer
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High Tide, Salcombe
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Sunny Cove
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The Sea Tractor
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Silver Ferry Jetty
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Welcoming the Ferry
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Warm Sun, Ferry Home
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Starehole Bay
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Mouth of the River Erme
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Coastal Rocks at Salcombe
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Golden Rib Sunny Cove