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Rye and River Rother

  • Rye and River Rother

    Rye and River Rother

    In the past I enjoyed creating landscape art using acrylic paint or pastels. I work full time, so this was always done in my spare time. I also did not have a space where I could leave my materials out so everything had to be tided away for use the next time…

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  • Hastings Pier Reflected

    Hastings Pier Reflected

    Hastings Pier Reflected A photograph of Hastings Pier taken at low tide on a calm […]

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  • Between Rain Showers

    Quite often I’m in the wrong place at the wrong time when it comes to rain. On this day however I was lucky enough to have picked the part of Bexhill beach that lay between rain showers.

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  • The Flooded Rother

    The recent heavy rain has been too much for the river Rother, which has overflowed its banks. These photographs were taken near Wittersham, Kent…

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  • Reflections

    Here are a couple of photos showing reflections of the clouds over St Leonard beach one calm evening…

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  • Sunset on the Sands

    Sunset at Camber Sands when the tide is out provides stunning views across towards Fairlight. There wasn’t any wind so the wet sand and standing water created lovely reflections…

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  • A Walk on the Beach

    A walk on the beach is always nice but on certain days it can be magical. When this photo was taken the tide was at its lowest and there wasn’t a breath of wind. Usually there is the constant noise of the waves…

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  • Hunting the Lugworm

    When the tide is out and the sand along the beach exposed, it is usual to see men on the beach carrying a shovel with them. These men are on the hunt for the lugworm….

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  • A View of Rye

    This view of Rye was taken whilst walking up from Camber Sands. At ground level there wasn’t a breath of wind and the great clouds were slowly moving across the sky…

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  • St Leonards Beach

    These three photos of St Leonards beach were all taken within ten minutes of each other. I could see that Marine Court was reflecting in the wet sand as I walked under the Pier…

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