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Blackwall Quay is where British settlers set out to establish a colony at Jamestown, Virginia (USA) in 1607. The Blackwall name dates to the Middle Ages and the Thames River black retaining wall. Today it's a thriving residential community.
Clarke Quay Singapore used to be godowns along Singapore River where boats delivered their goods here to be stored in the 19th century. Today it has been conserved, redeveloped and transformed into a place for dining, pubs and bars which attract tourists and locals.
I paid an evening visit to Salford Quays last weekend to get some blue hour shots of the lights and reflections. Unfortunately it was very overcast (that’s Manchester for you!) and there was quite a breeze which was disturbing the water, but nothing a 10 stop ND can’t help with. Which, with all of the people milling about, was actually preferable.
This was one of the earlier shots of the session, prior to the lights coming on. Shot as a 10 shot pano.
Taken last week on a cold but sunny walk, on the Ceredigion coastal path just after leaving the beautiful sands of New Quay beach.
Elizabeth Quay Footbridge.
Perth, Western Australia
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Blakeney Quay, Norfolk. At centre is the landmark Blakeney Hotel. Its black lower courses are not purely decorative. At the most severe high tides the sea laps it.
When the tide is high the mudflats and marshes take on a different feeling and the reflections of the sky on a clear day turn the water a beautiful shade of blue.
Nach einer nervenden Busfahrt (Northern Rail streikte) wurde ein Zwischenstop in Whitehaven eingelegt. Mal rauf auf den Kai, dann zurück in den Pub. Anschließend fuhr uns doch noch Northern nach Barrow-in-Furness.
Sunset over New Quay Harbour in Ceredigion.
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I tried to find a new viewpoint of Bosham Quay so walked around the back of an Oil Seed Rape field opposite the Quay. Some of the flowers are out of focus as I was standing on my tip toes to get a clear view despite being 6ft 3in!
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North Devon.... On a bad day :)
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OCTOBER 2013
Hartland Quay is one of 2 of my images commended in the 2013 Landscape Photograher of the Year competition. Both images will appear in the LPOTY 2013 book and in the Exhibition which opens at the National Theatre, London, from 7th December until 8th February 2014.
JULY 2013
Shortlisted for the final of the UK Landscape Photographer of the Year 2013
Riverside Point, Clarke Quay, Singapore.
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I've wanted to go to Salford Quays for a while. For somewhere that looks so nice it's surprisingly hard to photograph. There are too many different shapes and sizes of buildings to get a balanced photo. I took a lot over the water but it was this bridge photo that seemed like my best once I started to process them on the computer. I have given this one a tweaked cross process effect, one of the standard effects in Lightroom.
47281 is about to dive under the WCML at Bank Quay Low Level with a Ditton - Arpley trip on 14 June 1989. Taken from the old footbridge that once stood here.
After taking the previous shot of the sunrise around the base of The Opera House I rounded the corner towards the Harbour Bridge and saw this rainbow over the cruise ship and the city skyline. Another 30 seconds and I would have missed it, guess I just got lucky.
King Edward Quay juts out into the Saint Lawrence River across from Île Notre-Dame in the Vieux-Port de Montréal.
Fishing nets and lobster pots at Mudeford Quay January 2017. A cold winters day fishing already done.
Downtown Sydney’s got it all! Buses, trains, trams, ferries, late at night was the best time to be there! And the nightlife was nothing to laugh at, either.
Still drizzly on our way back up but by now there were more dogs we had to dodge (despite this street looking very quiet!) There weren't many places to 'hide', so we walked back a bit more quickly than on our way down!