North Quay Posters and Art Prints

North Quay, Drogheda, Ireland

Rowing boat named 'Blakeney' and boats moored in the estuary at Morston Quay on the north coast of Norfolk, East Anglia, England in late afternoon light with a blue sky and clouds

The fish quay at North Shields lies quiet and still on a calm morning after the hustle and bustle of the market in the early hours. A number of fishing vessels are berthed in the safety of the quay which is near the mouth of the River Tyne in North East England

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The Fish Quay at North Shields is situated at the mouth of the River Tyne in North East England with its origins in the early thirteenth century. The quay is still a working fishing port and the area around is home to numerous eateries and fresh fish merchants.

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The Fish Quay at North Shields is a colourful place at most times of the day, but this image has captured the scene on a sunny September day after the morning business of the Quay had finished.

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North Shields Fish Quay

If you know someone who is proud of North Shields as their home town, or maybe they have happy memories of the area, then this will make the perfect gift for them.

A monochrome photograph of fishing boats moored at Fish Quay, on the River Tyne at North Shields (UK), during the late Winter afternoon sunset golden hour

Morston Quay Number of views as of 29th November 2017 = 880. These boats, moored near Morston Quay on the North Norfolk coast, are used to transport passengers to Blakeney Point to view the colony of seals there. Date: 8th August 2010. Click here to view my East Anglia gallery.

The Fish Quay at North Shields is a colourful place at most times of the day, but this image has been converted to black and white to emphasise the sky formations on this warm August afternoon.

The Fish Quay at North Shields is a colourful place at most times of the day, but this image was captured at sunset on a November evening with a beautiful golden sky over the calm waters of the River Tyne.

The Fish Quay at North Shields is a colourful place at most times of the day, even at night when the day's work is done. This image was shot on a cold, bright December evening with the colourful boats nicely lit up under the flood lights and casting their reflections on the calm water.

Tenacious Waters North Shields

The scene at The Commissioner's Quay on the River Blyth in Northumberland on the North East coast of England on Boxing Day 2023,

Fishing boat and a fisherman's van parked on a harbour quay, Seahouses, Northumberland.

The Fish Quay at North Shields is a colourful place at most times of the day, but this image has captured the scene just after sunset on a calm November evening with the last of the daylight casting a golden glow over the boats moored for the night

Mind Your Chips! North Shields Seagull Design

HDR-processed image of the Royal Navy type 45 Destroyer, HMS Dauntless. Photograph taken whilst the ship was visiting Newcastle Upon Tyne, Feb 2013, and docked at Northumbrian Quay, North Shields (UK)

A digital sketch of the Marina at Conwy, North Wales. Beautifully situated, this marina looks over the estuary of the River Conwy to Deganwy and the high ground surrounding Llandudno - notably the Great Orme. Conwy itself is steeped in history evidenced in the mighty castle standing guard over the town - a world heritage site. Here though, boats sit quietly at anchor or tied up at the jetties, their shapes reflected in the calm water.

Clovelly, North Devon, England Number of views as of 10th April 2018 = 600. A steep, cobbled street (originally built using pebbles from the beach and far too steep for motor vehicles) leads 'down-along' between white-painted cottages to the small harbour at Clovelly on the North Devon coast, one of my favourite places in Devon. The village has no individually-owned houses, the whole village being owned and maintained by a single family. Once a bustling fishing port, bringing in herring and mackerel, the Clovelly area was also rife with smuggling, wrecking and piracy. The quay dates from the 14th century and the Red Lion Inn (left) from the 18th. Date: 7th April 2010. Official Clovelly web site