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A view from the harbour of the tide turning in the village of Saundersfoot, Wales Royalty Free Stock Photo

A view of the tide turning at the reversing falls at Saint John, New Brunswick Royalty Free Stock Photo

A long exposure view of the tide turning at the reversing falls at Saint John, New Brunswick Royalty Free Stock Photo

A long exposure view past Crow Island of the tide turning at the reversing falls at Saint John, New Brunswick Royalty Free Stock Photo

Scenic View of the Tides and an Inlet in Cohasset Massachusetts Royalty Free Stock Photo

The sea coming in tide turning Royalty Free Stock Photo

Red tide turning ocean surface bloodred with foam contrast Royalty Free Stock Photo

Red Tide At Redcliffe Beach Royalty Free Stock Photo

Blakeney Point in Norfolk is a National Trust nature reserve famous for the large population of seals which breed here. The natural harbour is protected by a sand dune and shingle bank from the North Sea. The old lightboat station is the temporary home for the coastal rangers. Take at low tide the boats seem to be facing the approaching thunder storm. Late September.