Guess the Place

[John Walker]

Tunbridge Wells it is 🙂

[MartinR]

Tunbridge Wells: High Brooms (bit iffy, not really TW), Tunbridge Wells and Spa Valley Railway?
Hastings: West St Leonards, St Leonards Warrior Square and Hasting?
Sevenoaks: Central, Bat & Ball and Dunton Green (also a bit iffy)?

Other than those I'm fresh out of towns.

[John Walker]

Folkstone west, central and Eurotunnel?

A few with two stations:
Tonbridge BR & Tonbridge MES
Canterbury east & west
Tenterden: BR & KESR

Not those either = not many left. 

[MartinR]

Folkstone west, central and Eurotunnel?

A few with two stations:
Tonbridge BR & Tonbridge MES
Canterbury east & west
Tenterden: BR & KESR

[John Walker]

Maidstone East, West and Barracks?

Good try MartinR, but not Maidstone.

[MartinR]

Maidstone East, West and Barracks?

[John Walker]

Time for a clue. This town has three railway stations.

[John Walker]

Ecclesiastical?

Not Ecclesiastical.  In a town.  Can be seen on GSV.

[MartinR]

Ecclesiastical?

[John Walker]

My next GTP.

Where is this and where do the stairs lead to?

[MartinR]

Watch out with drones.  The law has been tightened up significantly and for all but the smallest drones you will need a licence.  Even for the small ones, if they have a camera they need licensing.  See https://www.caa.co.uk/drones/rules-and-categories-of-drone-flying/introduction-to-drone-flying-and-the-uk-rules/

Nice camera.  I've recently upgraded from a Canon EOS 4000D to an EOS 7D Mk II.  It's still and APS-C camera, so my glass still works!  Remember that for hand-held the shutter speed should be faster that the reciprocal of the focal length; for 40mm that means 1/400s maximum, better to be a bit quicker.  Hence the need for tripods in all but the most brilliant sunshine.

[stuartwaters]

I have a camera with a long lens - or rather, my wife does. A Nikon D80 digital camera. She doesn't use it, so I'm thinking I might as well. Need to invest in a tripod for it though. I'm also thinking of buying a drone.

[John Walker]

Thanks MartinR

That one was fun.  I reckon you were near the Premiere Inn when you took that?

Next one up soon.

[MartinR]

Near enough John, sat on the seafront in Southend looking across the Thames.  ISO 100, f/5.0, 210mm with APS_C cropping = 336mm, further cropped in post-processing.  Over to you John.

[John Walker]

From the end of Southend Pier ?  (with a very long lens)

Trying to work out the angle that puts the fort to the right of the turbines.