Category Archives: WaterScapes

Sea and Sky

Posted on Mon, 19 June, 2017 by LensScaper

One of the things I am discovering as I continue to explore the coastline of Sussex is that the sea is never the same – the light is different, the mood changes depending on the wind and tide, and the … Continue reading →

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Waterfall

Posted on Fri, 7 April, 2017 by LensScaper

It’s quite a while since I last saw a waterfall close-up, and even longer since I thought of capturing an image of one. Yesterday we returned to Hever Castle. It was a beautiful spring day: pleasantly warm. In fact Spring … Continue reading →

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Two plus one

Posted on Fri, 31 March, 2017 by LensScaper

Another image from our trip to West Wittering last weekend (click here for previous post). For as long as I can remember I’ve had a fascination with shooting silhouettes and the light was just right for that approach on the … Continue reading →

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Glittering

Posted on Mon, 27 March, 2017 by LensScaper

Simply glittering and shimmering. I love finding images like this. March is often known for variable weather in the UK. There is a well-known saying that ‘March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb’, or sometimes … Continue reading →

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Fence Line

Posted on Wed, 8 February, 2017 by LensScaper

Another image from our recent visit to Cuckmere Haven. I’m not sure why this fence is planted in the water, there was no flooding apparent. The water was frozen creating an opalescent appearance to the reflections, and the light completed … Continue reading →

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Where Water meets Ice

Posted on Fri, 3 February, 2017 by LensScaper

We re-visited Cuckmere Haven during our recent prolonged period of cold weather and sharp overnight frosts. Water in the old meandering course of the River Cuckmere had frozen except in a one or two areas that had been heated sufficiently by the … Continue reading →

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Waveform

Posted on Tue, 10 January, 2017 by LensScaper

There is something hypnotic about watching a wave approaching the shoreline knowing the inevitability that the wave will ‘break’; but that before that moment is reached it will gain a rolling crest. What intrigued me most as I watched the … Continue reading →

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Waiting for the light

Posted on Tue, 3 January, 2017 by LensScaper

The weather between Christmas and New Year was uninspiring – grey and foggy – except for one day when the sun shone. Son and I headed for the South Coast to re-view Birling Gap. The tide was going out and … Continue reading →

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About Turn

Posted on Wed, 23 November, 2016 by LensScaper

This is my fourth and last post about Birling Gap and the Seven Sisters. Click here to read the first post in this series. Having taken the classic view, stared at the sand under my feet, and raised my eyes … Continue reading →

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Looking down

Posted on Mon, 21 November, 2016 by LensScaper

Continuing the theme of ‘Under Foot‘, today I’m posting another pair of images from Birling Gap. The Sun shone brilliantly that day, and where there is the combination of sun, sea, sand and low tide there is one view that … Continue reading →

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