Taken at dawn this morning, this rest shelter with the sun behind it created a nice orange glow through the windows.
As a heads up I won't be posting from Weds through Sun as it's annual ski holiday time.
Found this over at YouTube. For all of you who know this journey well enough it's worth a squiz. It's only two minutes long.
Taken at Devil's Dyke yesterday - this is another "guest photo" from Jane Dallaway. The rest of photos from this series are at http://jane.dallaway.com/photos/2007_01_27/content/index.html
Jane comments "I love the way the light is falling on the hills in the background"
Today's photo has been provided by Jayne Eke. She says "As an ex-Brighton girl, I need my Brighton fix every day and thanks to you for providing it!
I live in Holland, but get back 2 x a year for family and friends.
I’m sending you 2 photos I took at the end of the pier. It was a sunny day, but very cold (the end of December)."
Thanks Jayne for this great shot taken from the pier.
No sooner had the snow arrived then it had gone again! Snow in Brighton is a rarity.
This one is from Anne. Also in Brighton - but Brighton in Michigan!
Anne says"I live in Brighton, Michigan USA and have attached some photos taken in my yard of last week's heavy ice storm....
Interestingly, our local newspaper is also the Brighton Argus and is also owned by Gannett! "
Snow in Brighton and Hove. Overnight we had an inch of snow over Brighton and Hove. This shot taken at 8 o'clock this morning of the Royal Pavillion.
More photos of the snow can be viewed over at Brighton Daily Photo Extra
This post is from Jane Dallaway and is the first guest post to be featured on this site. It's entitled : Brighton Pier with the tailend of the storm.
Jane comments "Taken on Sunday 21st January with a ND filter to get some "fluff" to the sea."
Check her out on Jane Dallaway
Thanks Jane - and other potential guest posters email me at: harveydean_uk@hotmail.com
One of Brighton and Hove's more interesting boozers. Interesting folk, interesting setting and sometimes interesting bands! Beer's well looked after here and you'll always be made welcome.
Taken today in Hove Park, here's the final B&W (7/7) shot this week. A simple subject matter and not particularly relevant to Hove and Brighton. But I like this one!Send me in your shots to the guest week (see below post). Looking forward to hearing from you all.Deano.
In startling contrast to the storms of yesterday, there was a glimpse of blue sky down at the marina.
Those of you who have expressed an interest in guesting a photo on the site please email me with a full sized image of your Brighon photo to harveydean_uk@hotmail.com and include your comments. I'll start posting them from Monday onwards when the current Black and White series finishes.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
There have been winds up to 100mph throughout the UK today with devastating effects with up to 9 people losing their lives.
The pier here with the sea whipping up a froth underneath it. Here are some more photos of the stormy weather from around the UK
I Really, really wanted to cover this in colour. However we're in 4/7 of this weeks B&W pics. Enjoy some colourful flags on the seafront - use your imagination. Deano. x
Brighton photos Black and White (3/7)
Yes it's the middle of winter but us Brits still battle on regardless and even take the time out for some leisure time down at the Beach Huts. This group spotted taking in a brew and enjoying the fleeting glimpses of the sun.
The second (2/7) in the B&W series of Brighton Photos. Taken as the last sunshine for this week beamed down on a cold beach this afternoon - the rest of the week is rain apparently :( I've had a couple of responses for the call of other Brighton photo bloggers and watch this space as we could have some guest blogger's entries very shortly.
Kicks off here with this shot taken today from behind the King Alfred Leisure centre in Hove. I know you should always ask permission to take a photo, but I didn't want to wake the guy on the left ;). There's a wonderful symetry to this shot and it works really well in black and white.
Continuing with the theme, 'nuff said here really Brighton photos don't get more authentuc than this really.
This is all that's now left of what was a rather splendid hotel, in it's day, The Sackville Hotel.
Last April it's roof caved in and the building was rendered unsafe. Later that year the whole hotel collapsed, and now is reduced to this pile of rubble, a great brighton photo!
According to all the hotel booking websites you can still book a room there, but I'd advise against it.
Here's a photo of the hotel in it's glory days
Brighton Marina Village. It looks quite cosmo at night down at the Marina, they've strung fairy lights around the fake palm trees (you can just about make them out here).
Just off the seafront between the Brighton Pier and the Marina Village is a series of arches, underneath which are a collection of bars, galleries, storage areas - they're just a unique part of Brighton and very iconic, shot here at night on long exposure.
Probably Brighton's finest restuarant and best kep secret. The atmosphere - intimate, the food - wholesome and adventurous, the service - friendly and respectful. This is easily one of my favourite places in Brighton - we just don't get there enough.
Situated just off Norfolk Square The Gingerman can be reached on 01273 326688 - I can't recommend it enough - If you're in Brighton go along! This is part of Brighton.....
Hot off the press, this photo was taken at 11am this morning, as you can see it's a pretty grim morning in Hove and Brighton. Anyone fancy a swim!!!
I took this rather grim picture of the silos on the seafront at Shoreham Docks. Looking on google for a bit more info on the docks this was my search engine results page
As you can see it's the listings mention the sad story of simon jones
There is a campaign against casualisation of work and the history can be found here
There has been some pretty rough weather here down on the coast for the past few days, so it was nice to see a little blue sky yesterday down on the prom.
The rough sea had thrown pebbles from the beach on to the promenade.
Here looking out to sea is my pal Damon Petken and his beau Lindsey...
Having been away for longer than anticipated - welcome back to Brighton Daily Photo 2007. A happy New Year to those that want to come along and visit this small blog.
These beach huts are in Hove and the photo was taken on New Year's Day with a blue filter on the camera.
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