Showing posts with label beach huts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beach huts. Show all posts

Wednesday, 7 May 2014

Some recent photos

May is well underway and following the sale of one of my needle cases in the previous post I've had an order for 7 more which is lovely.
I'm also very busy with other projects which in turn has lead to going out and about with the camera to the seaside so I have some pictures for this post.

Went to Scarborough last weekend and the Italian gardens had been beautifully planted up, these are just snaps from my phone so they don't really do it justice. The pastel coloured flowers in the centre bed were very pretty.



I always like the reflections captured on a sunny day in the glass on the covered bridge near the Spa.


Today it was Bridlington with the camera and to the beach huts.


Bob came too and posed outside the yellow one with his new car!


It was pretty blustery and we didn't have long before it rained.


Had some fun messing about with photo filters on my Bridlington pictures, the seaside is always a great place to find some interesting and quirky things to shoot.




Love this new ride thing with Triffids!



Beach huts always make me smile and think Hi-de-Hi! Lovely sugary, candy floss, sugar almond coloured doors.



Friday, 20 August 2010

Beach huts by night

Haven't done much walking this week so decided on a mooch around Scarborough last night just to stretch the old legs. Hadn't been there long before the weather changed and turned to a heavy drizzle.


It wasn't the nicest walk, the beach was quite disgusting with the amount of litter left from the days visitors. I nearly took a picture I was that surprised by the mess, but then the seagulls started circling as people were sat in their cars on the harbour and chucking food onto the path. It was dreadful, seagulls and pigeons everywhere fighting for scraps so I changed direction and walked at the quieter end near the Spa.


Much better idea and just before the light faded I got a few nice pics of the beach huts.