British seaside

Beer beach, Devon, England. Deckchairs during the season, waiting for the weather, and the tourists. HDR image from single RAW file, 3 exposures created in Camera Raw at 1 EV steps, processed and tone mapped in Photomatix Pro 3.0 Beta, and post processed in Photoshop.

Beer, Devon. There's a gap in the summer cloud so a man has occupied a deck chair.

*Doing my best to capture the wonderment and beauty of each season and holiday. Est. Nov. 15, 2011 * THIS IS MY SECONDARY BLOG! When I follow you it's under exquisite-serenity.

British beach photography from the 1960s to the present, featuring work by Martin Parr, Tony Ray-Jones, Simon Roberts and David Hurn

After scoffing down a generous helping of chips and a few fistfuls of candyfloss, what better way to finish off a day at the seaside than with a donkey ride? Well, not for a greedy child over 8st it's not

The Great British… https://www.creativeboom.com/inspiration/the-great-british-seaside-beach-photography-from-the-1960s-to-the-present-day/

The iconic white building, stretching into the Channel, is one of Britain's most famous seaside attractions and now it is up for sale, but the current owners are keeping tight-lipped about the guide price.

For a wife-beating, baby-squashing scofflaw, Mr. Punch has done pretty well for himself

The great British getaway is enjoying a renaissance as we rediscover old-school seaside staycations. To start your journey, we’ve curated a wardobe of carefree holiday classics to suit our bikini-meets-windbreaker weather. Just bring your own bucket and spade…

Photographer Rob Ball celebrates the architecture of British seaside towns that add colour to our holidays in his new book Funland.