Phil Sutters' photos with the keyword: b

This is a fairly straight scan from a 35mm slide. Anyone who visits Burnham has to have a photo with the Lower Light. That light when aligned with the more traditional Upper light, guided ships through the treacherous channels in the mud. It was decommissioned in 1969, just before this photo was taken, but returned to active service in 1993, when the High Lighthouse was decommissioned.

This form of training seems much more common in France & Belgium than over here.

This is the old light-house, replaced long ago by the Beachy Head light-house which is down at sea-level and off to the East (left).It is now a 'boutique' Bed & Breakfast.

The Crouch is the name of a small park in Seaford, East Sussex. I can't remember the origin of the name. So the club's name is not derived from a style or technique of bowling!

This I was told, is a repro Bentley on a Rolls chassis! An online registration number check shows this is a 1936 black and green tourer - make unknown. Clearly the style is for an older model, so the repro suggestion seems likely.

Unusually for me I have let the light speak for itself. Apart from the 'framing' I have not done any processing.