Camber Sands, East Sussex.

Sunset at Camber Beach

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Trappenhuis van het Groningse Museum

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Stairwell of the Groningse Museum

Camber Beach Sunset

Broomhill Beach sunrise, Camber sands, East Sussex, England

Only had my phone with me took this one lying on the beach towel

Sunset at Camber Sands

This car has been here in London for more than a year and i never get the chance to shoot it.

Now i spotted it in such a perfect place, so there you have it. Cheers!

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Portsmouth

Heavy Seas in Newhaven, UK

Nice still waters of the Camber, Old Portsmouth, where the fishing boats live and now has the home of the Ben Ainslie headquarters. (Sir Charles Benedict Ainslie, CBE (born 5 February 1977) is an English competitive sailor. Ainslie is the most successful sailor in Olympic history.)

Sunset on Camber Sands Beach

Camber Sands

A few seconds after my original shot posted a week or so ago.

Back to Camber Sands again for this 35 second exposure

I love an (almost) empty beach…

An evening along Camber Sands, East Sussex UK

SOOC shot, 3 shot HDR in camera. Per EXIF and +/- 1 EV.

The Camber,Portsmouth, England.HFF

National Cargo N919CA Prestwick.

Doug Harrop Photography • January 11, 1975

A Santa Fe Railway GP35 leans into a curve westbound near Cameron, California.

National Cargo Boeing 747-428(BCF) N919CA landing Runway 12 Prestwick in a 20+ knots crosswind. Arrived from Colorado Springs.

The Camber is the ancient, historic commercial harbour and dock in Old Portsmouth, dating back to the 12th century. Today, it retains the city’s small inshore fishing fleet and local fish market, alongside serving as a key operational area for the Portsmouth Harbour Authority. Historically, the dock was developed by the Normans and acted as a major point of entry for trade and gunpowder transportation. As the original medieval town of Portsmouth expanded, the Camber area became a bustling and sometimes notorious hub for sailors, taverns, and shipbuilders. Today, it sits within the vibrant Old Portsmouth conservation area, located right on the edge of the harbour entrance near Portsmouth Point (historically known as Spice Island). The waterfront and surrounding streets feature popular maritime landmarks, such as the Bridge Tavern and the Fortifications of Portsmouth.

Photo taken on a beautiful and hot day in Portsmouth with my Samsung phone camera