As I page through the beautiful book I recognise a few of the scenes, old friends in a new light, but the staggering discovery is a world of so many landscapes on my doorstep that I was blind to. Dried up mudflats that look like tapestry or mosaic, images titled 'avenues of pebbles',' colourful coves', 'precious gemstone rock' and so on. I must look closer next time I'm out on the coast and see them for myself. - www.walesonline.co.uk
How does he do it? Photographer Peter Watson defies the meteorological facts of life to deliver Wales' marvellous coastline at its most inviting - and empty… Adds up to a near perfect photographic appreciation of Wales at its best. - BBC Countryfile
A very handsome and enjoyable book. - Coast
Admirers or practitioners of landscape photography are likely to find much to enjoy in Watson's colourful and scenic images. - Amateur Photographer
Watson's photographs certainly capture the coast's essential textures. Whets the appetite nicely for the opening of the All-Wales Coast Path next year. - WALK magazine
A diverse and enjoyable collection. - Geographical
I expected a visual treat. I was not disappointed… This is a collection of beautiful images and an ideal gift for all who love the Welsh coast. - TGO: The Great Outdoors
At the moment, my favourite book. - Western Mail Series
The images manage to capture both the chaos and serenity of the landscape - often so difficult to preserve in a photograph. This is a striking portrayal of the Welsh coastline, offering a truly unique beauty of an unspoiled corner of Britain. - Outdoor Photography
A lovely mix of the micro and the macro - from tranquil wave-washed boulderscapes and close-ups of rock textures through to brooding sunsets and big, coastal skies. It’s a stunning lanscape and guaranteed to have you planning a big trip to Wales some time soon. - Outdoors Magic
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