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Thursday, February 20, 2014
Royal bay Of Grouville after the Storm
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Sea washed posts against the seawall in St Ouens Bay
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I have always loved these old sea washed posts in St Ouens Bay, and just had to take a photograph of them with my Retina 11
I have always loved these old sea washed posts in St Ouens Bay, and just had to take a photograph of them with my Retina 11
found still life/old rope
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This piece of old rope caught my eye, and seemed right for a picture
This piece of old rope caught my eye, and seemed right for a picture
found still life/mooring rope on Gorey Pier
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Mooring rope that I found on Gorey Pier and photographed with my Voightlander Vitomatic 11b
Mooring rope that I found on Gorey Pier and photographed with my Voightlander Vitomatic 11b
Found still life lobster pot rope on Gorey Pier
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Found this discarded Lobster pot rope while walking on Gorey Pier
Found this discarded Lobster pot rope while walking on Gorey Pier
Found still life propeller and rudder
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This still life was found on Gorey Pier
This still life was found on Gorey Pier
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Jersey Round tower Archirondel last summer
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The ''Jersey Round Towers'' were built around the coast during the Napoleonic wars, this one is at Archirondel on Jerseys East coast and was taken with my Rolleiflex.
The ''Jersey Round Towers'' were built around the coast during the Napoleonic wars, this one is at Archirondel on Jerseys East coast and was taken with my Rolleiflex.
Monday, November 8, 2010
Romans At La Hogue Bie The pewterer
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The Vicas pewterer hard at work
The Vicas pewterer hard at work
Romans At La Hogue Bie The scribe
Romans
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Vicus Roman Re enactment group visited Jersey recently, this is the Scribe.
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Vicus Roman Re enactment group visited Jersey recently, this is the Scribe.
St Catherines bay Summer Morning
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St Catherines bay on taken on my rolleiflex early on a summer morning
St Catherines bay on taken on my rolleiflex early on a summer morning
Tracks in the sand
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More sand patterns ,this time Tractor tracks, taken on my Rolleiflex
More sand patterns ,this time Tractor tracks, taken on my Rolleiflex
Seaweed and sand
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I found the pattern formed by the seaweed and sand interesting,and just had to take a shot with my rolleiflef.
I found the pattern formed by the seaweed and sand interesting,and just had to take a shot with my rolleiflef.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Le Etacq cliffs 2
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The rugged cliffs on Jerseys East coast, these at a small bay in L,etacq,taken on my Ikonta B from 1948.
The rugged cliffs on Jerseys East coast, these at a small bay in L,etacq,taken on my Ikonta B from 1948.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Tractor L'Etacq beach
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The only way to launch fishing boats at Le Etacq beach on Jerseys west coast is by tractor, I caught this scene last Winter with my Ikonta B from 1948
Monday, October 25, 2010
Ruins of Gronez Castle on Jerseys west coast
The ruins of Gronez Castle,on the west coast of the Island, taken on my Welmy six
Monday, October 4, 2010
wet suits drying Bouley Bay
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Saw these wetsuits drying last summer at Bouley Bay and it struck as funny so I took this shot with my Ensign Commando
Saw these wetsuits drying last summer at Bouley Bay and it struck as funny so I took this shot with my Ensign Commando
Pontac beach in winter
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Came across this scene while wondering around Pontac beach on Jerseys east coast with my Rolleiflex Automat 4
Came across this scene while wondering around Pontac beach on Jerseys east coast with my Rolleiflex Automat 4
Friday, October 1, 2010
St Brelades bay harbour at high tide
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This peaceful scene was taken from St Brelades Churchyard with my Ensign Commando.
This peaceful scene was taken from St Brelades Churchyard with my Ensign Commando.
Evening at Rozel harbour
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Rozel Harbour is such a peaceful spot and one Summer evening last year I took this peaceful image with my Weltaflex
Rozel Harbour is such a peaceful spot and one Summer evening last year I took this peaceful image with my Weltaflex
Le Etacq cliffs
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Locally this small bay is known as ''Smelly Alley'' as the seaweed gathers here and rots, the sea smell is rather strong but you often see visitors taking in a ''smell of the sea''here
Locally this small bay is known as ''Smelly Alley'' as the seaweed gathers here and rots, the sea smell is rather strong but you often see visitors taking in a ''smell of the sea''here
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