Much of Rosemary’s work is concerned with the often dramatic and ever changing weather conditions along Tresco’s coastline. Light permeates her pictures and creates pure atmosphere. She often includes small figures, which seem threatened by the overwhelming forces of nature around them. They appear to move about absorbed in their own pursuits but are not cowed by what is happening around them. The figures, though tiny, are indomitable, defiant in the face of the force of such power.