Faversham, nestled in the picturesque county of Kent, England, is a town steeped in rich history and charm. Situated on the banks of the scenic Faversham Creek, this market town boasts a captivating blend of medieval architecture, quaint streets, and bustling markets. Renowned for its maritime heritage, Faversham has been a centre of trade and industry since ancient times, with evidence of settlement dating back to prehistoric periods. Today, it remains a vibrant hub, offering visitors a delightful mix of cultural attractions, including historic buildings, traditional pubs, and the famous Shepherd Neame Brewery, Britain’s oldest brewery still in operation.
I’ve been photographing in and around Faversham for years. I’m currently revisiting a lot of these locations at the moment to get some updated pictures so I thought this would be a good time to arrange all my best shots to date here in this blog post.
The Creeks
My main photographic interest over the years have been the boats and buildings along Faversham Creek and the nearby Oare Creek. In the right conditions, typically at high tide and calm winds these waterways are stacked with potential and are fantastic to photograph all year round.
Oare Marshes
Situated along the tranquil shores of the Swale Estuary, the nearby Oare Marshes encompass a mosaic of habitats, including saltmarsh, mudflats, reedbeds, and freshwater pools. This unique environment provides sanctuary to an array of bird species, making it a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts alike.
Town Centre
Faversham Market Square, situated in the heart of the historic town of Faversham, Kent, boasts a captivating blend of architectural styles spanning centuries. Surrounded by a mix of Tudor, Georgian, and Victorian buildings, the Market Square exudes a timeless charm that reflects the town’s rich heritage. During the blue hour these historic streets lend themselves perfectly to photography.
I hope you’ve enjoyed seeing my shots from Faversham. Be sure to come back in a few months for some updated images 🙂
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