Cromer Norfolk Collection
Cromer Pier in North Norfolk has its origins in the 14th Century when it was a Jetty. The first pier was built of wood in the 19th century and in 1901 a 500 ft iron structure was created. The pier houses the Pavilion Theatre offering the only full season end of pier show in the world. The Cromer fishermen launch their fishing boats using colourful tractors. Thanks for looking.
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Scotland
Scotland and it's white sandy beaches, soaring mountains and beautiful islands. The Jacobite Steam Train The Lancashire Fusilier, LMS Stanier Class 5 4-6-0 45407, Fort William. A selection of images in the Mallaig area of this stunning part of Scotland. My home page is fully searchable for anything more specific. My home page is fully searchable for anything more specific. Thanks for looking.
Lake Maggiore in Italy
Italy, Lake Maggiore,Isola dei Pescatori, Island of the Fishermen, Cannero Riviera , Ascona , Baveno, islands of Lake Maggiore. A beautiful lake with a mild climate with Mediterranean evergreens and a Spring filled with blooms of camellias, rhododendrons and azaleas . Ferries cross the lake to visit the many famous islands. Many small villages and towns on the shoreline have long histories, take a step back in time. My home page is fully searchable for anything more specific. Thanks for looking.
Stiffkey Kelling Salthouse Weybourne
Kelling Heath, between Holt and Weybourne, is spread over 200 acres dominated by heather, bell heather, western gorse, gorse and bracken with mixed woodland. Kelling Heath and Muckleburgh Hill in an area of outstanding natural beauty with magnificent views. A short distance above the village is the North Norfolk Railway. NNR Poppy Line station. Steam trains regularly pull into the station offering a ride into Holt in one direction or Sheringham in the other. Stiffkey marshes for a worthy walk. A very popular area to visit in North Norfolk. Thanks for looking.
Devon Rivers Tors Castles
Dartmouth Castle, River Dart, famous ships, estuary views, Dittissham, Kingswear. Dartmoor with it's vast open moorlands and deep river valleys, forests , wetland and a craggy landscape. Rare wildlife and unique wild ponies roam among the Tors. My home page is fully searchable for anything more specific. Thanks for looking.
Blakeney Norfolk
The coastal village of Blakeney Quay Norfolk with it's quaint quay started life as a busy medieval commercial port and is one of the most picturesque on this coast. This Norfolk village is ancient and stands overlooking the huge expanse of saltings towards the bird and seal sanctuary of Blakeney Point. The Blakeney Hotel is the centre piece of the Quay with pubs and shops in the quaint lanes. Many boats are moored here during the summer months and the tidal creeks of the River Glaven lead the sailors, via the quay, to Blakeney Point and the sea. The Norfolk Coast. Thanks for looking.
Suffolk Walberswick Snape Maltings Aldeburgh
Snape Maltings on the Suffolk coast and Walberswick village scenes. the beach, sand dunes and breakwater, St Andrews Church, Aldeburgh beach fishing boats Snape Maltings bridge Snape Quay River Alde The Cygnet Thames barge marshes and reedbeds. Thanks for looking.
Burnham Overy Staithe Norfolk
Burnham Overy between Brancaster Staithe and the Holkham National Nature Reserve next to Wells next the Sea on the Norfolk coast. The white Boathouse of Burnham Overy in Norfolk is an iconic building which secures the peaceful and unique beauty of the waterfront and harbour. The North Norfolk Coast Path gives access to the hidden creeks and tiny harbours (staithes). Thanks for looking.
Sunrise
Sunrise in Norfolk. An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty the North Norfolk coast is a delightful mix of nostalgic towns and quaint coastal villages. I have seen the sun rise so many times and always get an adrenaline rush as the sun breaks through the horizon. The hidden creeks and tiny harbours (staithes) of Norfolk come to life at this time. Sea and sun make a great combination. Thanks for looking. See my other collections for Wells next the Sea and the Norfolk Broads. Thanks for looking.
Digital Art
Layers of textures, colour, adding objects, blending and increasing or reducing opacity or changing backgrounds. I present my original photos in a different form. From flowers, apple blossom, the flamingo, boats harbours and beaches, painterly effects and textures, wild colours and soft pastels. Thanks for looking.
Autumn Colour
Copper Woodland. The rustle of the copper brown leaves in Autumn and the occasional snap of a small dry fallen branch underfoot. Smell the pine, see the beach colours or rustle through the ferns. I have a selection of images of autumnal woodland, heathland with bell heather and gorse and bracken. Pine, oak, beech, silver birch abound. My home page is fully searchable for anything more specific. Thanks for looking.
Norfolk Staithes and Harbours
Centuries ago Vikings traded along the Norfolk Coast and accessed coastal villages using the narrow creeks and rivers. As time passed the creeks were used for fishing boats to offload their catch. At first the fish were transferred up the muddy banks by hand and later using wooden moorings until finally concrete quays were built. These moorings are still used today by fishing boats and recreational sailors.
Cromer Norfolk
Cromer Pier in North Norfolk has its origins in the 14th Century when it was a Jetty. The first pier was built of wood in the 19th century and in 1901 a 500 ft iron structure was created. The pier houses the Pavilion Theatre offering the only full season end of pier show in the world. The Cromer fishermen launch their fishing boats using colourful tractors. Thanks for looking.
Majorca Spain
Puerto Pollensa, Port de Pollensa , Soller, Mallorca , Port de Soller, Pollensa , Pollensa bay sunrise. Majorca with it's small coves and former fishing villages is the largest of the Balearic Islands. A rugged coastline with secluded sandy bays and bright turquoise waters. The Spanish Islands. My home page is fully searchable for anything more specific. Thanks for looking.
Dawn to Sunrise
Sunrise. In the middle of June the sun rises at 4.29 am and the hour before hand is the time the sky fills with fiery colour. If you allow for travel time you are not in bed very long. I love this time of the morning for the peace it brings. I have seen the sun rise so many times and always get an adrenaline rush as the sun nears the horizon and quickly recheck my camera settings. Thanks for looking.
Brancaster Staithe Norfolk
Brancaster Staithe. A scenic small harbour on the North Norfolk coast. The staithe at Brancaster was originaly built in 1750 but gradually deteriorated over the centuries. In 2007 funding was granted for a new staithe as we see here. Sunrise sunset and panorama. Thanks for looking.
Sheringham in Norfolk
The Town's name is Scandinavian in origin and in 900AD Vikings settled here. See the annual Sheringham Viking Festival with a procession and a burning of a Viking boat on the beach each winter. It lies within the North Norfolk Deep History Coast. A traditional seaside town that was once an old fishing village which still has an an active crab and lobster fleet launched from the shingle beach. It has has scenic walks along the promenade, which houses a row of colourful beach huts . With an award winning family friendly beach, a heritage steam railway NNR the Poppy Line, shops pubs and restaurants, it is the place to go in Norfolk. The Norfolk coast is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Norfolk seaside is a delightful mix of nostalgic towns and quaint coastal villages. Thanks for looking.
The Norfolk Broads
The Broads National Park is a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. It's gentle landscapes and lakes and rivers are full of wildlife. The Broads is a holiday destination for thousands of visitors. With early morning mist at sunrise, waterways, fens, farmland, footpaths and many iconic historic wind pumps (used as balancing pumps for centuries) a visit to the area is a must. The waterways are fully navigable and are a boat owners dream. See my other collections for Norfolk Coast, Norfolk Landscapes and Wells next the Sea. Thanks for looking.
Happisburgh Lighthouse and Beach Norfolk
Happisburgh is pronounced haze bruh locally. See Happisburgh beach sunrises and images of the red and white lighthouse. Happisburgh Lighthouse is the oldest working light in East Anglia. Built in 1790 this Norfolk tower is 85ft tall and the lantern is 134ft above sea level. The light produces 3 white flashes, repeated every 30secs with a range of 18 miles. Lighthouse and Lighthouses. Red and white stripes. My home page is fully searchable for anything more specific. Thanks for looking.
Wells next the Sea in Norfolk
Wells next the Sea beach and harbour. Wells on the Norfolk Coast is a historic seaside resort and port and a safe haven for sailors for 600 years. It is also known for it's colourful beach huts and beautiful sandy beach. The harbour has many pontoons and moorings for recreational sailors, home to the Iconic Albatross and has a crab and lobster fishing fleet. Situated on perfect position on the Norfolk coast Thanks for looking.
Sunset
Sunsets in Norfolk and around the world. North Norfolk is in an Area of outstanding Natural Beauty and the North Norfolk coast is a delightful mix of nostalgic towns and quaint coastal villages. I always get an adrenaline rush as the sun disappears through the horizon and the golden hour starts. The hidden creeks and tiny harbours (staithes) of Norfolk come to life at this time. See my other collections. Thanks for looking.
Dartmouth Devon
Dartmouth the deep-water port is a stunning tourist destination set on the picturesque western bank of the estuary of the River Dart. Steeped in history, the port was used as the sailing point for the Crusades of 1147 and 1190. Dartmouth Castle, estuary views, Kingswear, River Dart ferrys, Dittisham,Kingswear Castle paddle steamer. Thanks for looking.
Dartmoor National Park
Dartmoor ponies roaming among the Tors. Vast open moorlands and deep river valleys, forests, wetland and craggy landscapes. Hound Tor, Bell Tor, Saddle Tor, Bonehill Rocks, Birch Tor ,Burrator Waterfall Widecombe Valley ,Widecombe in the Moor. My home page is fully searchable for anything more specific. Thanks for looking.
Bluebell Wood
A bluebell wood filled with wonderful scented Bluebell flowers. Late spring is the time of year when bluebells and bluebell woodlands all over Britain attract visitors in their thousands to walk the English Bluebell path through the carpets of purple flowers. Reaching a peak by early May, the dense purple covering the bluebell wood giving a sweet scent which remind us summer is just round the corner. Thanks for looking.
Morston Quay in Norfolk
The Norfolk Coast Path takes from Morston to Blakeney and on to Cley next the Sea. Tides out on a quiet day and the sun is slowly lighting up the creek. The wooden moorings are indicative of a tidal creek and is used by fishermen, recreational sailors and Temples and Beans who run trips to see the seals on Blakeney Point. Morston Quay Norfolk.
Thornham Staithe Norfolk
On the Norfolk coast the old coal barn and abandoned boat are iconic images of Thornham harbour. Thornham coal shed features in many photographs. The village, separated from the sea by marshes, is filled with wildlife. The white-painted pub in Ship Lane, The Lifeboat Inn, was originally built in the 16th century and was a smuggler's ale house. The sea can be accessed through a network of tidal creeks that reach out through marshes to the sea. The Norfolk Coast Path gives access to the hidden creeks and tiny harbours. Thanks for looking.
Cley next the Sea Norfolk
In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is Cley Mill in the village of Cley next the Sea which is an integral part of the North Norfolk landscape. Cley village streches along the coast road with the Windmill as a focal point standing next to the small harbour on the River Glaven. A fishing industry thrives here with crab and lobster boats launching from the shingle beach. My home page is fully searchable for anything more specific. Thanks for looking.
Black and White
Black and white, monochrome or mono photography removes the colour distraction and helps the viewer focus on other aspects of the photo, such as the textures, shapes and patterns, and the composition. Some images contain selective colour. My home page is fully searchable for anything more specific. Thank you for looking.
Mylor Yacht Harbour Cornwall
In the mid 19th century Mylor became one of the first Navy training centres for boys. Using the 84 gun hull of HMS Ganges, converted into a training ship, volunteers aged between 15 and 17 spent a year being educated for Navy service. This continued for nearly 30 years. This natural safe harbour in Mylor Creek is now home to the Mylor Yacht Harbor, a small fishing fleet and a watersports centre. Boats can coast into Carrick Roads out past St Mawes and Falmouth to the sea.
North Norfolk
In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Norfolk coast, delightful mix of nostalgic towns and quaint coastal villages. Nature reserves thrive here and the Coast Path gives access to the hidden creeks and tiny harbours (staithes). From a Hunstanton sunset to Cromer Pier the North Norfolk Coast is a must place to go. See my other collections on my home page. Thanks for looking.
Macro and Close Up
Extreme Macro photography is extreme close-up photography in which the size of the subject in the photograph is greater than life size. Close up photography refers to a tightly cropped shot that shows a subject up close.My images are styled with the addition of soft focus selective focus abstract and arty subtleties. See insects damselflies blossom birds a spider cats eyes flowers hawthorn wild flowers a hoverfly close up gladioli bees crocus and more. Thanks for looking.
NNR Poppy Line Sheringham Norfolk
From the Victorian seaside resort of Sheringham to the Georgian town of Holt stopping at Weybourne Station, the North Norfolk Railway runs through the county’s most stunning coastal scenery. Run by Volunteers from all walks of life, the line is a superb heritage railway line. Thanks for looking
Cornwall
Roseland Peninsula, Roseland Heritage Coast and South West Cornwall, beautiful St Mawes. Sunrise, landscape and seascape. St Just in Roseland, Carrick Roads, Pandora Inn, Helford Passage, Flushing, Mylor Yacht Harbour, Mylor Bridge, Mylor Creek, Falmouth harbour, Cornish beaches. Thanks for looking.
Gwynedd Pembrokeshire Carmarthenshire Wales
Wales Tenby and Caldy Island, Laugharne on the Taf Estuary. Dylan Thomas The Boathouse The Writing Shed. The Town Hall in Laugharne. Laugharne Castle. Minffordd Station Ffestiniog Railway. The Shropshire Hills and sunset on Stiperstones Ridge. Thanks for looking.
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