As I have noted earlier a beach changes at every tide. The patterns and shapes, combined with the light will never be the same from one day to the next. The variation is fascinating; Gaia never wears the same dress and make-up twice and it all provides material for the image maker. What we have to do is observe and think. This was taken at low tide towards the end of the day (when the light is always more interesting) using a a mid-range telephoton (50-250), small aperture, and crouching down into the wet sand; sometimes you have to get wet knees to get the angle right. Hope you enjoy.