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Wirral Photography Forum
Wirral Photography Forum is an on line forum for photographic enthusiasts based around and local to the Wirral peninsula. Although not enforced, the posts are expected to reflect the area.
Wirral Photography Forum is a helpful and friendly online community, membership is diverse in photographic interest and includes enthusiasts and professionals, specialist and those just learning photography.
Members activities include friendly chat, helpful critique and monthly assignments, members can organise photographic events and group outings.
The Wirral boards are viewable by guests, with other boards available when you have registered. Once you have registered you will be able to post messages on the boards and contribute to the community.
Registration
Registration is just a matter of choosing a forum name and entering an email address, you will be sent a confirmation email which you will need to reply to, this will confirm your membership account. Once registered forums staff are on hand to help.
Wirral Photography Forum doesn't cost anything to join, it's a free community without subscriptions run for the benefit of members, by the members.
Please register and contribute to our community
The Wirral
The Wirral peninsular lies between the river Mersey and the river Dee in the North West of England. With a diversity of locations and activities the Wirral is a great opportunity for the photographer. Wirral's towns, coast and countryside have plenty of attractions and activities to inspire .
The Mersey side of the Wirral is built up with towns and has a lot of industry. From Birkenhead dock lands you can cross by ferry to the Liverpool centre and for most of the length of the Wirral along the Mersey you can see the skyline of Liverpool with its two cathedrals and the famous Liver Building.
The Dee is much more rural than the Mersey side of the peninsula with a large estuary, and exceptional areas for those interested in birds and wildlife. Across the Dee from the Wirral the welsh hills can be seen and a short distance into Cheshire the Dee reaches old roman City of Chester.
The Wirral has 25 miles of coast line to explore and has plenty of attractions and activities with beaches and nature reserves. Once a railway line from Hooton to West Kirby, It is possible to travel bye cycle or on foot the 14 mile length of the Wirral way and then travel further along the sea end and reaching the Mersey at Wallasey
The ferries at Birkenhead run a special which travels to Manchester along the Manchester ship canal and back. There are many other destinations easily reachable from the Wirral including the North welsh coast.
Wirral Photographic Locations to Inspire
West Kirby -
New Brighton -
Hoylake -
Ellesmere Port -
Chester -
Parkgate -
Hooton – Rail from Liverpool too Chester and Ellesmere Port. Start of the Wirral Way.
Birkenhead -
Port Sunlight -
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