Supports beneath Clacton Pier
- Supports beneath Clacton Pier
- Clacton Pier opened on 27 July 1871. It was originally 150m long (extended to 360m in 1893) and 3.7m wide, and constructed of wood on concrete piles. It was formerly a docking point for steamers bringing tourists and day trippers to the resort. It was deliberately broken during the Second World War to stop it being used as a landing point by invading forces. It was also damaged by a sea mine. It has been damaged in other ways over the years. In 1973 its roller coaster was damaged by fire; in 1978 it was damaged by a storm, and in 2013 its helter skelter collapsed in a storm on 28 June. This was resurrected the following year.
- Shooting data
- Shutter speed:1/15
- Aperture:f/3
- Exposure settings
- ISO:ISO 400
- Exposure compensation:0 EV
- Metering mode:Pattern
- Exposure program:Not specified
- Flash:Did fire
- Focal length:5 mm
- Location on map
