A classic black and white take on one of the seacoast’s busiest locations on the water – The Wentworth Marina. Next to the Wentworth By The Sea Hotel, this spot has become a favorite place to go for a stroll to enjoy the waterfront and gorgeous sunsets.
Portsmouth’s commercial fishing fleet sits docked at the fish pier as seen from Prescott Park. For whatever reason, I can never get enough of these boats…Loved the clouds & the colors in this shot as I was sorting through the archives.
It’s that time of year when everyone loves being in the Seacoast. The Wentworth Marina in New Castle is no exception, and the water is packed with all types of boats. This was the first time I’d ever made my way down to the docks below the Latitudes restaurant that belongs to the upscale waterfront hotel…and I was blown away at how fancy everything felt, even though I had expected it to be of the highest quality. The setting was surreal, though the lighting wasn’t the best…but I was happy to come away with this shot and a few others that will make their way to the site over the next couple weeks.
Today’s post features a new waterfront view that hasn’t yet been featured here at The Daily Portsmouth. You can see the North Church steeple and the South Ward Meetinghouse in the distance from Newcastle Ave. along with the homes of the South End. In the second shot you can see the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (actually located in Kittery) in the distance with the same boats. The sign at the bottom is located on the bridge and caught my eye.
Portsmouth’s Commercial Fishing Pier by day and by night. A serene setting, and part of Portsmouth’s working waterfront.
