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In this 20-year case study on the Morfa Dyffryn dunes, Gwynedd, mid-Wales (National Grid Reference: SH563240), straightforward and inexpensive photography, from fixed points and angles, proved useful for monitoring the evolution and migration of dynamic dune landforms.\ud\udThe mobile foredunes are particularly dynamic with cyclical morphological development paralleling an overall landward recession, evident by exposure of a World War II bunker in 1995.\ud\udA cyclical trend is documented through photosets.\ud\udThe dune meadow has undergone cyclical patterns of sand encroachment, followed by stabilization by vegetation, while the fixed hind dunes remain stable.\ud\udA general relationship between foredune morphology and erosion/accretion processes has been established, offering the prospect of predicting future dune morphological changes

Morphodynamics of the Morfa Dyffryn coastal dunes, mid-Wales: photographic survey 1988–2007