On our second morning in Whitby (in January this year), we walked down to the pier before it got busy so that I could get some photos. I was planning the usual pier-top-looking-out-to-sea photos, which I did get, but had no idea there were also opportunities beneath the pier. There's a metal stepladder at the end that takes you down to this area, where you can walk back a short way under the boards. Between the pillars on the left you can see the Abbey ruins and the church on the hilltop, as well as the west lighthouse.
Camera/lens settings: ISO 200, f/4, 1/80s, 24mm, hand held.
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Friday 8 April 2016
Beneath Whitby's west pier.
Labels:
church,
lighthouse,
monochrome,
pier,
Whitby,
Yorkshire
Location:
Whitby, North Yorkshire, UK
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