Black & White Gallery
Fishermans Hut at Southwold Quay
One of my favourite photos taken the other weekend at Southwold Harbour. Just love the olde worlde charm of the fisherman's huts. I bet there some real interesting and photo worthy objects behind those locked doors.
A bright morning on the coast at Southwold. The light was very harsh, so I decided to explore the side streets and lanes of Southwold.
Towering above the houses at Southwold.
Wandered down to Southwold Harbour and just loved how the light hit the boat and the old textured paint in the bow of the boat.
Constructed in 1886, this Grade II water tower is one of the first landmarks you will see when travelling towards Southwold.
Adnams is a regional brewery founded in 1872 in Southwold, Suffolk, England, by George and Ernest Adnams. It produces cask ale and bottled beers.
When in Southwold, you just have to venture down to the iconic beach huts. The light was very harsh, so I opted for a black and white approach.
One of the many old and weather battered fishermans huts found down at Southwold harbour.
The Sole Bay Fish Co is in fact four semi-derelict fisherman’s shacks knocked together, which still sells the daily catch of wet fish and shellfish that Darren brings in on Our Caroll II.
Some interesting patterns in the sand at low tide on Sea Palling Beach / Norfolk.
A grey and overcast day on Great Yarmouths golden mile.
Monochromatic photograph of a beautiful swan swimming on the Norfolk Broads.
A small battered and weathered old fashioned wooden boat lays hidden in the swaying reeds at Brancaster Staithe on the North Norfolk coast, Brancaster, England, UK.
This photograph was taken in the forest at Wells-next-the-sea, Norfolk. What a gorgeous view, looking out through the beach huts towards the beach and sea, I bet it's a lovely experience holidaying in one of those.
Black and white fine art photo, illustrating the vastness of the North Norfolk coast and massive open sky. Image of the sand dunes and beaches at Wells-next-the-sea
Some of the remains of the old coal powered power station at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, UK, which was demolished in 1997
Sarlat-la-Canéda, Dordogne, France
Triptych of images from trip to the Dordogne
I got very wet capturing this image as the tide comes in so quickly, caught me a bit off guard. Set the shot up over a 5 minute exposure and by the time the 5 minutes was up the rock I was perched on was totally submerged. Had to walk back to the beach upto my thighs in water avoiding all the hidden bolders in my path. Photo taken at Hunstanton, on the Norfolk Coast.
4 minute long exposure of the City of London, image taken from Tower Bridge at 6am, showing the River Thames, The Shard and City Hall.
A lone street light refuses to bend to the will of the ocean, photo taken at Cromer during the December 2013 tidal surge.
After some trial and error, I discovered that the optimim exposure time for this shot was just under 4 minutes. This allowed for the ebbing sea to appear a milky white and the clouds streak through the frame