Burnham-on-Sea and Highbridge
Another photo foray with shooting partner Em, a few weeks ago. As we travelled up the motorway towards Burnham-on-Sea, we knew we were in for a visual treat, as all around the sky was restless, heavy and contorted. Barely 15 minutes on the beach and this scene unfolded before us.
It's not hard to see why this grade II listed lighthouse on Burnham beach is so popular to photograph.
The sunlit buildings to the left of the scene are Hinkley Point Power Station.
I've just returned from a 12 day trip around the ringroad of Iceland and wanted to post this one before I started editing those images.
Over the years I've been visiting Burnham-on-Sea Lighthouse at high tide waiting for a real killer sunset or light through the legs of the...
I headed down to Burnham-on-Sea last night to visit the lighthouse once again. Knowing it was a low tide, I could concentrate on other compositions...
Managed to tick off another 'Bucket list' location recently with a trip to Somerset to see this little lighthouse amongst other things. This is Burnham on Sea Low Lighthouse, also known as the lighthouse on legs. The weather was proper stormy for a while that morning and that gave great contrasts when the sun popped out from between the storm clouds.
On our recent trip to Wiltshire I managed to get an evening at Burnham on Sea. After the sun had set and I was leaving, I remembered to look back. ...
at Burnham on Sea, Somerset. This lower lighthouse is also known as the lighthouse on legs, built in 1832 and is now a grade II listed building.
I know I said I'd be doing square crops for a while (the next will be a square crop), but this was too good to miss up on - a high tide at Burnham at...
I headed down to Burnham-on-Sea for the high tide sunset on Friday, unfortunately a 7hr round drive rewarded me with a grey one!
I did like the long...
Thanks to all Phoide contributors to Burnham-on-Sea and Highbridge!
Most notably Neil Bond and Clive Griffiths.