Rye Harbour.

The juvvy dunlin preened in front of me for 10 minutes or so before having the expected flap.

At Rye on the last full moon.

Under the Pier.

View over the Rye Harbour Marshes to Camber Castle. The marshes are more like wetlands at the moment.This was a lovely squelchy New Year walk

Life is a Rainbow-Verde Oscuro

Escaparate de un anticuario en Rye, un bonito pueblo del sur de Inglaterra.

Rye Harbour is a picturesque village and moorings near the Kent and Sussex border. The unique and interesting harbour, which runs along the river Rother offers much to the visitor. It has a busy yachting centre, a fishing fleet and some commercial shipping. The village has a lifeboat station with a long and noble history, two public houses and a village shop.

Rye Harbour

Gerste und Mohn

Solingen Gräfrath, Stadtgrenze Wuppertal Vohwinkel

Well, it's barley and not rye ...

Verdammt, es it Gerste und nicht Roggen ...

Rye

Rye

Weather conditions really do make a photograph and this photo is a fine example of being in the right place at the right time

Timber-framed building on Church Square, Rye.

Žito v zeleném...

Rye - Vic

6 months on and still the best companion a photographer ever had.

Rye Harbour

St Mary The Virgin

Grade l Listed

Rye Nature Center

Rye

Architecture of a different age

Polaroid 190, ID-UV

Rye Harbour

Rye Castle, also known as Ypres Tower, was built in 1249, and is situated in Rye, East Sussex, England. It was Henry III who gave permission for the castle to be built as part of the defense against the frequent raids by the French. At the time, the coast was under constant threat from the French, who were warring with England.

Five shot panorama taken from the top of the church tower.

Rye is so nice, it's just so compact.

Rye, East Sussex, England

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Rye Harbour seen through Black Mustard plants.

Rye Harbour.

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As we walked around the town we encountered one of Rye's river - this is the River Brede. I watched Tim and JJ walk past that dog with Lina, and it was very friendly! It could get far as it was attached to a chain!

(In the distance you can see the chip shop we visit on our last evening - it says "fh"!!)

Back beach at Rye with a 6 stop Hoya ND filter.

Rye

Near Szczekociny.

Spring afternoon at Gibbet Mill in Rye, East Sussex. Taken a couple of weeks ago during my workshop.

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It's after 10pm and Rye is still charming in the murky light.

A throwback shot from 2014

seascape