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Along the seafront are beautiful villas that were built at the end of the 19th century when the craze for 'sea-bathing began'.
The villas not only have an attractive display of architectural features such as patterned wooden balconies, large bay windows and interesting shaped roofs - they are also painted in a wide-range of different colours.
The big wheel of the funfair reaches into the sky whilst the harbour wall stretches out into the sea to offer a safe haven to the fishing boats.
Taken at Bridlington, Yorkshire, England, UK
Just a simple tourist type Snapograph taken at Brighton Sussex UK of the Sea Front from The Brighton/Palace Pier.
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This part of the beach has a shingle incline protecting a large water pond. It's at White Point Beach, Nova Scotia. I was attracted to the striking cloud formations and the dead trees. Processed with Nik Silver Efex.
Not an angle I've taken before, this was taken from the inner harbour breakwater.
Its been heavily cropped, top and bottom, but I'm quite happy with the result.
As I stood up after lying down to photograph the seagulls this view caught my attention. And I thought this is too good to pass. Click! Freeze the moment in this frame here.
Seafront at Madeira Drive. Palace and i360 in the background faraway.
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Brighton 🇬🇧
1st June, 2020
This definitely has to be one of the best looking seafronts in the whole of the country, well I think so anyway!
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