David Townsend

@davidtownsendphotography.com

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🟢 Solo Circumnavigator 🔵 Photographer 🟣 UAV pilot 🔴 ‘AI’ free zone

The Imperial Building in Margate, constructed in the 1880s, is a notable example of "flatiron" architecture, characterized by its triangular shape that maximizes space in urban settings. Ok
A 360 ‘tiny planet’ view of Canterbury Cathedral with the ‘Bell Harry Tower’ rising from the centre upwards. David Townsend Photography.
The glow before sunrise over the Ocean off Walmer, Deal. Kent. David Townsend Photography
A 360 panoramic to tiny planet view of the RNLI Ramsgate Lifeboat station. David Townsend Photography
An iPhone photograph taken from the old Hoverport in the Royal Harbour of Ramsgate looking towards the Commercial quo, boats moored along a row of pontoons. The street lamps reflected upon the sea. David Townsend Photography
An ultra wide panoramic view of the sunrise offshore however as it’s an ultra wide shot the sun appears to rise over the harbour. David Townsend Photography
A 360 camera drone used to give a unique perspective of the sunrise off Broadstairs. David Townsend Photography.
Morning light, Broadstairs.
The Turner Contemporary at Margate using a 360 image to give the impression of a tiny planet surrounded by blue sky a whispering clouds. David Townsend Photography
A drone flight over the old Hoverport at Ramsgate. Nature Reclaimed, closed for fright and passengers in 1982 used thereafter for administrative offices only until its full closure in December 1987. Nature ever growing slowly reclaiming the land. David Townsend Photography
A 360 ‘tiny planet’ view looking down on the Viking long boat at Ramsgate - David Townsend Photography
First flight of the DJI Avata 360 drone flying along the sea wall just after sunrise. David Townsend Photography
Through the fleet, the soft dawn light rises over the wind farm fleet at The Royal Harbour of Ramsgate. The photograph taken looking across the harbour zoomed in showing just the top of there superstructure and the array of antennas. David Townsend Photography.
A timelapse sunrise at The Royal Harbour of Ramsgate, yachts moored at the pontoon’s to the right foreground. Boarder Force high speed cats moored to the left foreground. In the distance a small suction dredger goes back and forth. David Townsend Photography
Pier head, a photograph taken from the pebble beach (foreground) looking out to sea with the pier stretching from right front to centre left. The orange glow from the sunlight below the horizon. David Townsend Photography
Deal sunrise, a timelapse. The view from the waterfront looking out across the beach. Two fishermen towards the left at the water’s edge, Deal pier on the right leading out in the sea. David Townsend Photography.
View from the Tourist information office in Margate looking across the beach with the ferris wheel 🎡 left rear, Arlington House to the right. David Townsend Photography
The photograph shows the demolishing of the Margate RNLI station (1978-2026) so a new modern station can be built. David Townsend Photography
A long exposure (30 seconds) looking across the sea (high tide) the pier head and lighthouse reflected upon the calmness. David Townsend Photography.
A photograph taking from the beach looking through the pier supports out to sea with the sunrise hidden behind the clouds on the horizon. David Townsend Photography
The lake, The Duke of Portland Boathouse is an 18th-century structure located on the shores of Ullswater in the Lake District, once owned by a Prime Minister. The photograph shows the Boathouse surrounded by water just after a misty sunrise. David Townsend Photography
East Cliff or Harbour Lift was built in 1910, the second of three lifts in Ramsgate, but now the older of the two that survive. The earliest, the Marina Lift, which was built in 1908 further to the north on the East Cliff, was demolished after falling into disrepair. David Townsend Photography
A 360 Timelapse of an April sunrise. David Townsend Photography
A telephoto photograph looking across Minis Bay towards Reculver Towers, the detached pier head at Herne Bay in the distance right of centre then the island of Sheerness to the far right. David Townsend Photography.
A monochrome photograph showing the steps light by streetlights, the light defused by the fog. The steps lead to the Turned Contemporary building in Margate. David Townsend Photography,
Morning light, a photograph taken from the shingle beach (foreground). To the right a fishing vessel upon the beach with seafront buildings in the background. David Townsend Photography.
A monochrome of two people walking on the beach towards the sea silhouette gathered light from the setting sun. David Townsend Photography.
Evening mist, a photograph across the bay looking at Margate harbour arm, sand in the foreground. Weather centre of the picture with a sailboat high and dry, the lights along the harbour arm breaking through the fog. A monochrome view. David Townsend Photography.