Worthing Pier, the southcoast of West Sussex UK by Keith Shuttlewood

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Description Taken on a cold November's evening at sunset.The Pier was commissioned by the Worthing Pier Company and designed by Sir Robert Rawlinson. It opened in 1862 and improvements were made in 1888 with the construction of a 650-seater pavilion. It has been damaged by storms and fire over the years but the Worthing Corporation, who bought it in 1920, are considering several improvements.

Keith Shuttlewood, West Sussex England
Member Since February 2007
Artist Statement Early in 2006 I followed a dream, I gave up my well paying job aged 49 to pursue my dream. My dream is to expand my 30yr love affair with photography, I first used photography to record the many and varied scenes on my travels through a number of far away countries. As the years have passed I have begun to realize how important these pictures have become to me. They are my memories of the landscape and the people I have met.

My aim is to photograph the best scenery that the south of England and Scotland has to offer in terms of its light, landscape and nature. I was born in Kent but have lived in Sussex for the last 12yrs, although a special place in my heart has to go to the Highlands of Scotland for the incredible quality of light and the contours of the land and coastline. I am passionate about producing the finest quality photographs, and to achieve this I have attended quality courses run by Charlie Waite’s company "Light and Land" and Scottish based professional photographer John McKinlay.

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regards,

Keith Shuttlewood