Caldy Beach, West Kirby, UK, United Kingdom

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United Kingdom Caldy Beach, West Kirby, UK

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There is a promenade walk along part of the beach, with metal railings that provide nice opportunities for long exposure photography. Please note that at high tide, the walkway is completely covered with water.

Photography Tips

Best photo opportunities are at high tide, check times beforehand. Be careful if the tide is coming in, or you will get wet! Bring a tripod and some neutral density filters to get nice long exposure minimalist photos. For best results, have your tripod in the water, and bring camera with a standard zoom or wide angle lens. Make sure you are wearing Wellington boots.

Travel Information

There is car parking available alongside the beach.

Spot Type Outdoor

Crowd Factor Just a few people

Best Timing All timings are equally good

Sunrise & Sunset 07:47 - 16:09 | current local time: 22:00

Photo Themes Long Exposure Minimalism monochrome sea seascape seascapes water

Locations West Kirby

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Spot Comments (4)

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Alona Azaria verified

08.04.2020

such an amazing spot! thanks for uploading! is the tripod stable in the water?

Philip Preston 09.04.2020

Hi Alona, thanks for your comment. The water is not very deep, just a few inches/centimetres, but it will depend on the size and weight of your tripod, and length of the exposure. Best thing to do is take a few photos, then pick the best!

Alona Azaria verified

09.04.2020

thanks for the quick response, last question, is there a place to put your camera bag or you have to carry it on your back to the water?

Philip Preston 09.04.2020

Unless you are with a friend who could hold the camera bag, you will need to carry your bag with you. Also, make sure to bring some wellington boots, and I would also suggest wearing waterproof overtrousers over your jeans and boots. For safety reasons, its probably best to do photography when the tide is going out.