Morecambe
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sunset at Morecambe bay England
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Morecambe …. These lights at the funfair on Morecambe seafront struck me as a little sad …pointing in different directions int he wind and losing their ‘petals’ one by one…
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HDR image of Morecambe Bay on a cold Winters day, with the Orton Effect applied, along with some enhancement of shadows and colours.
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“My tribute to the Chinese victims who were caught by the rising tide in Morecambe Bay” Available as a signed limited edition print direct from artist
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This image was made along Morecambe’s promanade one evening, just before sunset. Im amazed to see so many variations of light over the bay, every night is different. Ive found taking pictures along the bay in any weather can give good results, with grey and over cast pervect for black and white. I love my work to be saturated with colour. This evening, i found that colour :) Thanks for taking the time to look. Stevie
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Jenny Browns Point lies on Morecambe Bay in Lancashire, England.
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One of a series or works using Morecambe Bay as the backdrop. I’ve always enjoyed creating these fluid shapes.. the wife got sick of me drawing on her floral wallpaper in the lounge.. so it sort of seemed appropriate to throw my “fluid” shapes out over water. Does it have deep inner meaning ? Is it a bold statement about injustice in the world ? Does it comment on the human condition in the 21st century ? Is it protest born of China’s invasion of Tibet ? Is it comparable to some of the great art works of our time ? Will Nasa take it to Mars ? Probably not… Am I bovered ?
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The Sarah Ellen on Arnside Beach, Cumbria, England. The Kent Viaduct carrying the Furness Railway across Morecambe Bay is in the background
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Looking along Arnside Pier across Morecambe Bay towards the setting sun in Cumbria, England
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Just for a change of scene and style, I thought I’d upload this photograph of St Patrick’s Chapel in Heysham, North Lancashire. The chapel is thought to date from the late 8th century and thus can’t be directly founded by St Patrick but local references to Patrick would indicate that he did have some historic influence in the area. / This is pretty much all that remains of what was once probably a monastery chapel but alongside are a series of stone graves, hewn out of the bedrock and possibly of the same date – I may even put up a picture of those another time. / Indeed the adjoining “modern” church of St Peter (14th and 15th century but probably an even older foundation than St Patrick’s) is very well worth a visit and contains a ‘hog-back’ tomb from the 10th century – very rare and possibly the finest in the UK. As you can tell, I have ‘tweaked’ this one with some diffuse glow and added a sort of hand-tinted look – it’s an image that lends itself to a whole range of interpretations! Thanks for looking. Richard
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This is the same shot as Golden sands shot but though I like the crop of that shot, I have given this an ammended crop losing half of the foreground, this crop I feel may appeal to some poeple, I like both versions.. / Originally shot from the promenade at Morecambe looking over Morecambe bay. / Given this a few filter effects… /
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Looking out towards Morecambe Bay, Cumbria
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Morecambe Bay – Lancashire / Located on the north west coast of England in Lancashire, Morecambe Bay is a beautiful and fascinating coast line where the weather can change from one moment to the next.A sort while before this short was taken it was bathed in warm sun which rapidly disappeared as rain clouds swept in from the west
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HDR/ORTON Nikon D80 – 18-105mm lens at 21mm / f-16 ISO125 / 3 exposures at 1.3, 0.3 and 1/13 seconds One of many boats which are stranded at low tide on Morecambe beach, Lancashire.
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Morecambe is a resort town within the City of Lancaster district of Lancashire, England.
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The thick rimmed glasses of brilliant comedians
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A quirky landscape taken near Morecambe, Lancashire, England
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St Peters Church, Heysham, Lancashire. It is believed that a church was founded on this site in the 7th or 8th century. In 1080 it was recorded that the location was the site of an old Saxon church. Some of the fabric of that church remains in the present church. The chancel was built around 1340–50 and the south aisle was added in the 15th century. The north aisle was added in 1864 when other extensions and restorations were carried out. At that time an Anglo-Saxon doorway was moved and rebuilt in the churchyard, and two galleries which had served as private pews with their own entrances were taken down Its location on the rocks above Morecambe bay is quite spectacular and photographed here in Early Spring the churchyard is gorgeous carpeted by crocuses.
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7 Shape Vector drawn by hand from scratch in Xara Xtreme. Classic comedian … the comedian’s comedian. More Info About Eric Morecambe / —— /
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