Old or derelict piers

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23 Oct 2012 - 1:05 PM

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Pete (ePHOTOzine Staff)

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23 Oct 2012 - 1:21 PM

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I'll take this opportunity to mention a little used feature we have called Photo Locations. Sadly on this occasion it doesn't fulfil your needs, because no one has written a guide to an area nearby that has a pier. But for future reference...and to alert others to it...you simply go to Photo Locations and search for the key word...in this case Pier and it will bring up a map of locations with articles mentioning piers. Use it to look for any subject. If you try it using your specialist keyword and find a gap, please submit a short article describing the location and why it's good.

katieb (e2 Member)

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23 Oct 2012 - 1:26 PM

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Cromer has a victorian pier - not derelict but quite photogenic.

macroman

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23 Oct 2012 - 2:29 PM

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Walton & Clacton, not exactly derelict, but originally Victorian, probably too far to tavel anyway.

Lots of old derelict Peers in parliament.

Ian White (e2 Member)

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23 Oct 2012 - 6:35 PM

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Hastings pier is in a poor state not too sure how far that is from portsmouth / southampton way

Good luck, Ian

JJGEE

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23 Oct 2012 - 7:21 PM

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Quote: VERY poor shape.

West Pier, Brighton is in very good shape for photographers, especially if you are fortunate to have a good sunset ?