In Tide and Tempest, Tiffany Blaise captures the drama of a changing coastal landscape. Storm clouds sweep across the sky, flashes of warm light break through, and their colours ripple across the water below.

Amid all this movement, a small rocky island stands quietly against the elements. There is something compelling about this contrast between the solidity of the land and the restless movement of sea and sky.

The rocks may remain, but the landscape around them is never quite the same twice.