#77 FRIDAY PHOTOWALK: BEACH HUT CASTLES
Today, you and I, are in Whitstable for a walk along the seafront and gentle amble along neighbouring Tankerton’s grassy banks.
Whitstable is a seaside town in Kent (the Garden of England), a couple of miles west of Herne Bay and a place I’ve visited recently a couple of times over this summer period. I’m rather drawn to it. Famous for its oysters, marine conservation, it holds many historical remnants from World War II – which I did worry about slightly, since I was hoping none of these ‘side shows’ would be the large naval mines that seven decades later still occasionally get found by someone looking for Iron Age coins with a metal detector or struck by a plastic spade as you try to build an impressive sandcastle project. Not to worry though, it’s been a while since that kind of find on this stretch of beach.
Lots to discuss today and links to the talking points are below. There’s also some news about a competition and guests to air in the coming weeks on the weekday show.
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FURTHER SHOW REFERENCES IN THE PHOTOWALK TODAY:
Fujifilm X100F camera, used on the Photowalks
KAGE Collective feature on my time in West Africa
Peter Lik fine art photographer whose print sales methodology is praised and decried in equal measure by photographers
Article about flow, referenced by Eric Podchaski in the first mail
Dan Milnor episode 51 on state of flow
Scott Shillum episode 45
Erik Johannson’s episode and his work ‘Cumulus’
Anna Hardy on Impostor Syndrome
Steve Jones, negotiating with your customers
