A man searches for lug worms as the sun rises over Pett Level beach. The darker areas in the foreground are the fossilised remains of a 6,000 year old forest.
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4 responses to “Pett Level”
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Great photo! I’ve always had a thing for images where there’s a person very small in a larger environment. Good one! And that is pretty fascinating, the fosilised forest. Where exactly is Pett Level? East Sussex is my home ground, but I hate to admit I’ve never heard of this area!
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Thanks. Pett Level is between Fairlight and Rye Harbour, and off of the main roads. It’s worth visiting if you are in the area, it has a nice sandy beach when the tide is out…
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I like it – subtle colors, and the composition where neither the man or the sun is at the center.
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Thank you for the kind comment Mike.
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