A little bit windy on the beach at Clacton pier.

Clacton Pier

A little bit windy on the beach at Clacton pier.

Leica Typ262 + 28mm Elmarit-M ASPH

Lightning strike out at sea.

We braved the elements last night to watch the electrical storm out at sea over Gunfleet Sands wind farm.

Canon 6D + 17-40 f4 L lens, f5.6 @ 2secs.

Prospector 5 drilling platform.

Prospector 5 drilling platform moored at Parkeston Quay Harwich.

Canon 6D 70-200L IS

Lake Schwartzee and the Wider Kaiser mountains,

Lake Schwartzee with the Wider Kaiser mountains in the background taken in the late eighties on Agfa XRG 100 ISO colour negative film stock, scanned on Epson V850 Pro, monochrome conversion and white border in Aperture.

Lake Schwartzee and the Wider Kaiser mountains.

Lake Schwartzee with the Wider Kaiser mountains in the background taken in the late eighties on Agfa colour negative film stock, scanned on Epson V850 Pro converted to monochrome and framed in Aperture.

Harwich Lifeboat

Harwich Lifeboat
Canon 6D + 70-200 f2.8L IS, Raw conversion DPP 4, black and white conversion and white border in Aperture.

Trinity House Light Vessel No22.

Trinity House Light Vessel No22, Harwich/Felixstowe Docks on the River Stour.
Canon 6D + 70-200 f2.8L IS

Gunfleet Sands Wind Farm.

Gunfleet Sands wind farm

Canon 6D + 70-200mmL lens.

St Botolph's Priory Colchester

St Botolph's Priory Colchester taken a few years ago with a Leica M3 + 50mm Elmar f2.8 (lens has got fungus on the internal elements), Kodak T-Max 100, home developed, contrast and cropping in Aperture.

Salvation Army, War Cry magazine.

I photographed this gentleman some years ago selling "War Cry" magazines in Clacton on Sea, the camera I used was a Mamiya 645 Super (Fuji film stock) and scans were done on an Epson v850 Pro scanner, black and white conversion in Aperture.

Film scans of windmills.

Spending a bit of my "lock down" time scanning some films I took over twenty years ago, the camera I used was a Mamiya 645 Super (Fuji film stock) and scans were done on an Epson v850 Pro scanner.

Changing the light bulb.

Boredom and/or insanity slowly creeping up at a rate during this "lockdown" I'm prowling about the house armed with a camera looking for a likely subject and out the front window I spied this scene, nothing dramatic or exciting but that's Little Clacton for you and this is about as exciting as it gets.