Storm Morning
Morning sun highlights rainbow colours in the arc of a storm wave as it momentarily spreads across the sky
Storm Dog
Storm Darcy hits Cornwall. Newlyn Lighthouse Pier takes a thrashing from massive waves
Neptune's Wrath
It looks like this storm head is breathing salt spray over the cliffs.
Valkyrie
Can you spot the three seagulls in this shot
Passing Storm
Giant storm waves hitting the Cornish coast. A rare but welcome event to have a storm and a colourful sunrise at the same time, but it brings out the beauty of the sea, landscape and sky.
A massive wave about to soak unwary wave watchers at Sennen during Storm Ciara.
Storm Ciara
Massive waves strike the cliffs at Sennen during Storm Ciara, bursting over 200ft into the air.
Storm Erik
Immense hydraulic power catapults spray into the air
Storm Coast
Wild seas and floating plumes of spray coat the Cornish coast with salt mist
The Ravening Sea
ravening /ˈravənɪŋ/ adjective (of a ferocious wild animal) extremely hungry and hunting for prey
Storm Brian hits Cornwall
Massive waves and high winds highlight the arrival of a storm on the Cornish coast. Spot the sea bird for scale
Storm Henry, Porthleven
Storm Henry Porthleven
Stormy Seas, Penzance
Seagullls enjoying the high winds as Penzance promenade gets battered by storm winds
Storm at Botallack
Massive seas from Storm Imogen slam into the cliffs and mine workings at Botallack
Winter Storm, Sennen
Storm Imogen, Sennen
Pedn Men Dhu cliffs
Irish Lady
Giant waves break over the Pedn Men Dhu cliffs at Sennen during Storm Imogen. The outcrop of rock below the lookout at Sennen is known as the Irish Lady. Named after a shipwreck casualty, local folklore reports that she can still sometimes be seen, clinging to the rock
Early morning light warms the storm ravaged cliffs of the Cornish coast
Brooding Skies
Seagulls brave the brooding skies at Land's End during a storm, with the lonely Longships lighthouse standing tall in the furore
Sennen Storm
Sennen cove gets a battering as huge waves crash over a 200ft cliff. The waves were generated by an intense low pressure system, the lowest for 50 years.
Hurricane Surf, Porthleven
Giant waves from hurricane Ophelia burst up over sixty feet as they hit the Cornish coast at Porthleven, Cornwall, UK.
Sea Lions
What can you see in the wave shapes?
Crashing storm waves create a veil of spray, known locally as 'Cornish Fireworks'
