Sussex Coast ~ 10

Whilst I was on my travels last thursday I stopped in Littlehampton to see the East Beach Cafe.

This beautiful piece of architecture is a very adventurous building for this part of the world, and I love it. Sadly I was passing through so didn't get the opportunity to eat there, though the seafood menu looks great. Other shots will be posted in my other albums, but the colour shot will have to be this evening.

Here is a link to their website.

http://www.eastbeachcafe.co.uk/the-project

I think I will add this to my list of places to return to in summer.

Advent Task

10th December: Do something enviromentally friendly. I am just about to take the cardboard from some recent delieries out for recycling.

[Annie D]

wow - what an amazing piece of architecture - very cool - thank you for sharing

[Danny G.]

Amazing architecture and I love the dramatic capture - FAV

[Peter de Graaff]

Fascinating shapes

[Danny G.]

P.S. Your favorite place in NYC is the subject of my project today and tomorrow :)

[Katie]

Wow so many different textures. Fantastic shot!

[Alexander]

Wow, that's a cool and adventurous piece of architecture. Nice gritty processing. On the thumbnail I thought it was a capsized ship! :-)

[aurorajane]

Wow - that looks very moody :)

[Pam Knowler]

I love this building and I can recommend the food there!! You can also sit out on the edge of the beach and eat which was wonderful when I had the dog with me!! Great capture and gorgeous processing!! Fav!!

[Pat Knowles]

This is such an innovative building...amazing modern architecture......he must have been inspired!! I would have never seen stuff like this but for 365!!

[Judith Johnson]

What a very futuristic building, and what a great job you've done, the b&w really suits it and show it off well against the sky.

[Corinne]

great architecture, it looks like a boat lain on its side....

[8yearson]

Pure drama and instant fav.....

[Endre Majoros]

It looks like a giant chainsaw tearing the ground apart. Great perspective and processing!

[Ross Walker]

Strange architecture. The black and white is very dramatic, and I look forward to the color comparison.

[Caryn]

What an interesting building. It looks straight out of The Flintstones.

[fife]

Whoa . . . not something you see every day ;-)

[🐞Lucy Dolittle]

Fabulous architecture, just right in b&w.

[Humphrey Hippo]

Love the textures in this. Fascinating building too.

[Ivan]

Great capture of this controversial building, Sean. Even the camera club members there groaned and muttered when an image of it was projected one night. Fav.

[Penny Milner]

Wow-what a cool building fav!

[Lisa]

Wonderful shot - what a fab building! : )

[KWind]

Wow… what a neat building! Well captured!

[Phil]

Gosh Littlehampton has changed a lot since I was a kid (mind you dinosaurs were still roaming the earth then (according to the kids) so it's no wonder). Stunning piece and great shot of it

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Oooooh, love that building and your capture of it! The pov's perfect to show it off. Fav

[Lisa Stein]

What an unusual building! Brilliant capture of it. Love your B&W processing. You have such a sense for knowing what editing best enhances an image.

[Kathryn 🐎]

Really cool architecture and shot. Love the layers and textures.

[Taffy]

Fabulous structure! You've captured it so well with interesting textures and positioning of the focal object.

[Raye]

Magnificent b&w FAV!

[mel sprague]

this is amazing am loving your monochrome portfolio will follow your work with interest

[Nada A.]

Love the drama of the B&W.

[Mary Downing Hahn]

This is definitely atypical for the area! I love the drama of black and white. On my next visit to England, I will make a point to try the seafood there. Fav

[Ingrid Budge]

Mmmmm, seafood next to the beach! Sounds as good as your photo looks. I love good modern architecture . Stunning processing, fav

[Andy Roe]

Stunning building - great photo!

[☠northy]

fabulous black and white - and such an interesting piece of architecture!

[Ian]

Great shot !

[Dodo63]

Saw this building online recently, I think it was designed by the company who created that amazing Olympic cauldron. Lovely to see it here photographed so dramatically - fav