West Mersea

After my visit to East Mersea earlier today I revisited this more popular part of the Island looking for a decent sunset but yet again I had to make do with just a modest end of the day. I will just have to keep trying but that’s no hardship I just love this part of the world in the winter. Once again the high tide is not the best time to visit, it removes all the character from the shore.

I met a drone pilot and we enjoyed the setting sun following a respective hobbies. Here is his drone coming into land as the battery had run down.

© Lionel Callow 2016

East Mersea

This part of the east coast is pretty barren but it has a beauty of it’s own. Today was not the best time to shoot here. It was almost high tide and I can see that the best time will be around the low tide mark when the mud flats will be exposed and the seashore will reveal lots of shapes and a lot more interest. I guess I will have to return another day.  I like these winter days when the beaches are deserted and you just have the occasional dog walker.

© Lionel Callow 2016

Felixstowe

Continuing with my run around the east coast we visited the port of Felixstowe. Not the most inspiring of seaside places, with the limited views of the port. 

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Twirl

A few attempts at abstract Photoshop art courtesy of Barry Badcock LRPS. The technique called ‘Twirl’ is well documented on the Internet and is lots of fun.

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Wicken Fen

I had a few hours to revisit the Fens again today so here are just a few shots from today’s visit.

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Royston Sunset

I revisited the heath again on Sunday 28^th having been watching the weather forecast I was hoping for a super sunset however all the cloud evaporated as the sun went down so I will watch the weather and try again soon time permitting.   

© Lionel Callow 2016