B is for… Big Fish in Brighton
There’s nothing like a hunger-curing portion of fish, chips and mushy peas when you’re at the English seaside. You can eat at this establishment at the end of the pier: I haven’t tried […]
Red Onion Dome
I had fun applying a red, albeit pink-looking, tint to this image. Cee called for a colourful monochrome this week, so what better than a Red Onion dome at the Royal […]
Across the Ocean
If you head from Margate railway station towards the seafront, one of the first things you’ll see will be this bronze memorial to the nine lifeboat men who perished aboard the Friend […]
Fresh and Tasty in Brighton
Riddle & Finns was founded in 2006, with a restaurant in the narrow and bustling Lanes of Brighton. They soon gained a reputation for fine seafood, especially their oysters. They […]
A Grain of Pleasure
“…trying to extricate from the long day the grain of pleasure…” ― Graham Greene, Brighton Rock A beach, the orange glow of sunset and an atmospheric ruin – grain of […]
Indo-Saracenic Chimneys
The Royal Pavilion’s chimneys look great in black & white, but they look wonderful in colour too. Linked to Weekend in Black & White. . Posted by Debbie Smyth, February […]
G is for… Gazebos Galore
The River Lea in Ware is popular with canoeists and walkers, but is probably not on many tourists’ to do lists. I live nearby but only just discovered the quaint […]
Sunny Brighton
Linked to Wordless Wednesday. Posted by Debbie Smyth, February 2015
Orange Salamander Part IV
This is the fourth part of this month’s One Four Challenge, in which Robyn invites us to take one photo and produce four different images, over a period of four weeks. For […]
Oriental Shadows
Linked to Shadow Shot Sunday.
Which is Real? Which is Fake?
Not so very hard to tell! Linked to Six Word Saturday.
Travel with Intent 