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An ongoing record of weather and place along the Moray coast. Films are added slowly, when something deserves it.
A short film from Lossiemouth East Beach: soft winter light, rising tide, pale cloud, and the Moray coast held in three quiet movements.
Fog moving slowly across the bay at low tide. Almost nothing happens, which is the point — a study in the small movements between stillness.
Pink light through frost on the old railway crossing — held for three slow minutes while the sea breath rose from the firth below.
A north-easterly running hard against the headland; the lighthouse a fixed point in a hurrying frame. Recorded from the cliffs at first light.
A long winter afternoon at the harbour — fishing huts, sandstone, the slow turn of the tide against the breakwater. Recorded in two takes between rain showers.
The fort head taking a clean northerly. Spray over the seawall, low sun behind cloud, a single fisherman walking out to the edge and standing still for a long time.
Earlier work from the archive — shorter pieces and quieter studies. Less recent, no less considered.
Films are added when the light is right — not on a schedule, and rarely more than one a fortnight.