Queens PierRamsey
Skywatch
Friday already? Must be skywatch.
This is Queens Pier Ramsey, Queens Promenade.
Like the Swing Bridge, Queens Pier is a Ramsey icon that I never tire of photographing. So I will be doing 100 of the pier as well from different angles and times of day. Therefore this is image 1/100. Mad idea, probably. Been into Ikea lately? Same image, different angle.
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The concept was Dot's, the next host WIGGERS WORLD the guardians of skywatch now are Tom, Imac and Sandy
What a wonderful image - iconic even, I'd say.
ReplyDeleteHope your hassles with the photo thief are sorted soon - grrrr.
I can see this one (see yesterdays comments!) and its very nice indeed. Another 100 project?! You like a challenge! I look forward to many more.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous silhouette against a lovely sky.
ReplyDeleteYou have an amazing eye for photos. This is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot as always. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
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I think taking 100 photos of the Pier is a wonderful idea. No two will be exactly the same; a wonderful documentary!
ReplyDeleteI would like to take a walk on that Pier.Beautiful photo:o)
ReplyDelete1/100? Great idea. I look forward to seeing some of your favorites. This one was a superb start! The subtle greens and blues mildly enhance the effect of your crisp silhouette. It's almost like a colored B&W.
ReplyDeleteI am convinced that I need to visit the Isle of Man. This is another wonderful shot.
ReplyDeleteWhen are we going to see your Tour Book of the Isle for sale. I am sure you must have spent a lot of time and fantastic digital film throughout your time there.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your great work and sharing it with us.
you are such a wealth of information and that is a great photo as well!!
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I think I would enjoy walking the length of that pier.
ReplyDeleteIkea...Aaaaggghh!! We don't mention that word in our house, it causes alot of angst!!!
ReplyDeleteOnce again you've captured the whole aura of where you live... Really enjoy your photos :D
I love all of the earthy colors with the blue sky and all of the cool lines. Great photo :)
ReplyDeleteGreat angle and symmetry! The silhouette is a dramatic addition too!
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for the input, its always a lovely experience for me to learn so much from your posts! Have a happy one!
First class photo and narrative.Love it. Only thing is this was my next topic for my My World post and I've written up half of it already, nevermind I'll just have to think of somnething else........Keep up the great work.
ReplyDeleteAh Babooshka, this photograph reminds me of yesteryear. I find it poignant and haunting, yet peaceful.
ReplyDeleteOh this is a very impressive photo! I like very much the continuity feeling given by the long pier that you photographed from a very nice angle! Have a perfect Friday and week-end! :-)
ReplyDeleteThat is a very looooong pier. I think you can easily take another 99 photos from different angles/ ;-)
ReplyDeleteHappy Sky Watch!
Its future may be uncertain, as you say, but it does make for an interesting photo subject.
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ReplyDeleteWow! You got the bridge and a pier. Yeah 99 to go. Your photos are the gift that keeps on giving. Kudos!
Love this photo babooshka, it really stood out as I was browsing CDP.
ReplyDeleteIt's shame how so many of the UK's piers are falling into a state of disrepair. Fingers crossed for this one.
This is a nice looking bridge....
ReplyDeleteOvely view, so peaceful.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely wonderful photograph! I love it!
ReplyDeletewonderful perspective on this shot!
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful, moody shot! lovely. happy swf. :)
ReplyDeleteOutdone yourself this week. Top this.
ReplyDeleteLove this photo, Babooshka! Very striking and gorgeous! Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and dreamy scene. Gives the appearance of having no end.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful composition! Fantastic start to your goal of 100!
ReplyDeleteYou can not tell from your photo that its in bad shape. It looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteIt may not make a functional pier, but it makes a great photo. Nice composition in this one.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! Your photo, while still, looks to be full of energy :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful. One of my favorite photos I've seen today :)
~Lisa
Props! Red Bubble is the place.
ReplyDeleteso very lovely. Thank you and happy swf!
ReplyDeleteWe look forward to the series on this pier just as we look forward to future installments of your bridge series, Babooshka.
ReplyDeleteBabooshka, I like the three different planes represented here, especially the moodiness of the earth.
ReplyDeleteHi Babooshka,
ReplyDeletethis is an amazing pier and stunning photograph. I´m looking forward to the rest of 99 ones:-)
I always enjoy your sky.
And I also hope that the pier will have some fine future ahead. Finger crossed!
What a great shot, love the angle and the tour
ReplyDeleteGreat shot and lovely colors. That is a long pier---I guess you couldn't take a long walk off a short pier--LOL--MB
ReplyDeleteyou outdid yourself on this shot - again. I love the color & the long line and all the short corssing lines of the bridge. Fabulous.
ReplyDeleteYou always share a good shot and give a good story and explanation about it too.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
What a beautiful photo
ReplyDeletewonderful perspective!
ReplyDeleteLove your photo! Beautiful! And thanks for stopping by my site as well. Hope you'll come back again!
ReplyDeleteLove your stuff, photos documenting history. Go for the 100. Hope the pier is around for a long while.
ReplyDeleteI;ll bet you can get 100 interesting shots of the pier, especially if you can get on it for some of the shots. Nice sunset too!
ReplyDeletesuperbe panorama et photo. la lumière du ciel est très belle.
ReplyDeletesuperb panorama and photo. the light of heaven is very beautiful
Absolutely stunning image, Baboosh! Sky Watch winner, for sure!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky and with the pier looks so awesome!
ReplyDeleteNice shot!
Thanks for sharing the photo as well as the history.
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Nice Skywatch! That's one looooong bridge!
ReplyDeleteThank You for the history of this bridge...
ReplyDeleteYour photo is very nice...
Is the bar closed à the end of the bridge ???
Very interesting story that you tell about of this bridge.
ReplyDeleteOn the picture, I love the backlight that you've achieved. It feels great calm.
I love British piers. I was sorry when the one burnt down at Weston Super Mare.
ReplyDeleteI love that very dramatic silhouette against the soft pastels of the sky and water. But so sad about the pier itself. When I first saw the photo (before reading the text), my first thought was "Wow. That's the longest pier I have ever seen!"
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo! looks like a nice place to sit and watch a sunset... or sunrise =)
ReplyDeleteIt's awsesome.
ReplyDeleteI can't think of a good enough adjective to describe this one. Love the sky and the angle. Perfect. BJ
ReplyDeleteA really beautiful shot! Thanks for all the information, too! I love learning something new every day. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful. Love the colors and your angle.
ReplyDeleteThis should be made into a postcard :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
babooshka! your photos really never ran out of overflowing mood! This is stunningly wonderful! The colors in it are very much exquisite!
ReplyDeleteSteven^^
Absolutely beautiful, and sad that it's coming to the end of it's story...
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting Prairie Visions!
Beautiful photo for SWF. The bridge is beautiful and love the reflection in the water.
ReplyDeleteLove this capture of the pier. Look forward to the next 99. Hopefully the pier wont be demolished in the meantime. I have been to so many places where old buildings bridges etc are only valued after they cease to exist.
ReplyDeleteThe old lady look grand.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful pier. I love the way you shot it to show off the pier and the sky. I hope it will be able to be restored.
ReplyDeleteI really like this perspective. And the sky is so pretty behind.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blue sky for SWF.
ReplyDeleteThank for droping by my blog.
Have a nice weekend.
Wow B! All these comments! And all I wanted was to say what a fantastic image this is - that pier goes on for ever.
ReplyDeleteomg i adore photos with black silhouettes, magic!
ReplyDeleteI love this photo; it makes me feel I'm there. The reflections in the water on the beach are lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this one--happy SWF!
A beautiful pier. Part of my early teens was spent in Brighton with happy memories of the West and Palace piers. I believe at least one has burned down, not sure about the other. this is lovely.
ReplyDeleteLooks like it should be a on a postcard. Wonderful capture.
ReplyDeleteYeah, what they said. I can't read 75 comments. I'm sure they all told you it's a very fine shot Babs.
ReplyDeleteMy dear blog friend with the amazing capture of Queens Pier. I have actually been very drawn lately to the idea of generating a book highlighting cloud types and photos. Thank you so much for urging me that way!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful atmosphere! Very interesting almost ... vintage colors.
ReplyDeleteOh my, what a stunning image of what is to me a very familiar view. I am excited at this project of yours, it will be a very interesting and telling challenge, one of which I have no doubt you will happily rise to.
ReplyDeleteFantastic photo, all those colours and angles are enough to make it an interesting photo but all the more so with your explanation.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and your kind comments on my jaccaranda post.
Very intersting photo, as usual. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!
ReplyDeleteLovely colors!
Have a great weekend.
Very beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Simply perfect!
ReplyDeleteWOW!
ReplyDeleteThis has to be the best pier photo I have ever seen. Make this a postcard.
ReplyDeleteHow sad that the pier is closed now! It's such a fabulous structure. And a lovely photo to boot.
ReplyDeleteAnother 100 photos, you're going to be busy. What does the Ikea photo look like. Is it one of yours?
ReplyDeleteHopefully the pier can be mended and reopened to visitors someday soon.
Wonderful image, and I enjoyed the history lesson. 100 photos, why not!
ReplyDeleteBabooshka: What a lovely capture of the sky over the pier. Excellant SWF photo.
ReplyDeleteFriends of Queen Pier, is that still going. Super photo.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful swf picture! I thank you for taking the time to stop by my blog.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the weekend!
Impressive shot and lovely perspective!
ReplyDeletewow, gorgeous shot! Great job!
ReplyDeleteInteresting history of the old pier. It's a shame it's going to ruin. Looks like it would be a wonderful place to walk out and enjoy a sunset. Your photo is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery nice shot and story about the pier. That's a long pier.
ReplyDeleteI think this is a great idea-love this shot!
ReplyDeleteGreat sky and super silhouette shot!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pier.
ReplyDeleteAmazing!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great shot...the brige seems so endless. The sky is great, too :-)
ReplyDeleteJaw-droppingly-gorgeous!!!!
ReplyDeleteColour, light and perspective are perfect!!!!
Wow, what a beautiful shot! I like the contrast of the pier against the sky.
ReplyDeleteIt goes on forever and disappers in to the horizon. Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteAn interesting shot of the endless bridge. Endless it seems. Very good photo. Hope to see more of those 100 photographs.
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Heads Wrightson...hubby served his apprenticeship there!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo, happy SWF!
ReplyDeleteAwesome pier shot...
ReplyDeleteGreat Pier shot. Beautiful taken and colors.
ReplyDeleteA visit to your blog is so satisfying - beautiful picture, illuminating text!
ReplyDeleteI like the way you shoot and it is a beautiful silhouette against a colorful sky.
ReplyDeleteWonderful image :)
ReplyDeleteThe sky is quite lovely, but I am glad I don't have to drive across the bridge.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your informative comments and the photo with green reflections in the water is lovely.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot of the pier. That's a very long one!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen so many commentaries!
ReplyDeleteWell deserved for a great picture!
Fantastic! The colour of the sky, the silhouette of the bridge, and the perfectly straight lines of the bridge itself, and the water, all make up a stunning photo. Well done, as usual!
ReplyDeleteNice perspective and interesting color balance between the blue and the green.
ReplyDeleteThat's a wonderful view. All your images are beautiful. Thanks, friend.
ReplyDeletethats a great skywatch picture. how its dark at the bottom, then the bridge setting it off and the gorgeous bright sky! cool!
ReplyDeleteSo you from Cradley Heath? No way! it is such a small world.
I never come across many Uk'ers nice to meet you ;)
thanks for stopping by my place
love this perspective...
ReplyDeletethank you for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment...appreciated.
have a great week.
erin
Unbelievable picture... BRAVO... is really wonderful!!!
ReplyDeleteI love these types of pictures!
ReplyDeleteI love these types of pictures!
ReplyDeleteNice silhouette. Good angle. Great photo. Geoff.
ReplyDeleteThat's a good one. That's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWould be nice to take a walk on that pier. Beautiful view.
ReplyDeleteI am always amazingly surprised at how unbelievably beautiful your pictures are! to DIE for!
ReplyDeleteI am always amazingly surprised at how unbelievably beautiful your pictures are! to DIE for!
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