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The lighthouse at Cap Lévi was erected after the preceding one from the mid 19th century got destroyed in 1944. The lighthouse here warns the captains against shoals and strong currents near the cape.
Si , Torre de´s cap Jueu , nada de piratas!
Jaja
Bueno, pues despues de probar varios encuadres...decidí quedarme con este..
Despues de esperar un rato después del atardecer , el cielo no ayudaba mucho, asi que decidimos esperar un poco.
Al final esta es la unica que se salva un poco, el cielo no estaba por la labor...(cuando llegamos al coche desaparecieron las nubes , murphy cabrón)
La luna estaba casi cenital, pero el pegote de nubes ayudó a que la luz estubiera mas difuminada, aun así la torre estaba sin luz , asi que foco de leds desde la parte izquierda y subido a una piedra para intentar proyectar pocas sombras...!
Y despúes del tostón ese es el resultado!!
:))
Thanksgiving Night Cap" Thanksgiving night 2012 celebrating with family at my sisters cabin on the lake and as the festivities inside the house were in full swing, i sat outside with a beer and my camera gazing at the stars. Moonlight illuminated the landscape and the stars shined bright. I decided to create a vertical panoramic starting with my seat and ending with the sky. This 3 image vertical pan was shot and stitched with intention of showcasing the beautiful night sky over northwest New Jersey. Enjoy!
_Image details_
shutter 90 seconds total
3 images 30 seconds each
ISO 1600
Aperture F3.5
Manual mode
focal length 18mm
Sony alpha a390 DSLR
Sony18-55mm F3.5-5.6 SAM
Tripod
In the summer of ‘42 and at the height of his creativity, all of Einstein’s equations pointed in just one direction and there was no escaping their astounding conclusion. Next to the Theory of Relativity, he considered Cap’n Crunch with “Crunchberries” to be his greatest discovery.
In this famous newsreel photo, he sketched what he thought the packaging might look like. Unfortunately he did not live long enough to see his creation become an American household staple.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, North Carolina
July 13, 2019
Turks-cap Lily (Lilium superbum) is a species of true lily native to the eastern and central regions of North America. It may be called the swamp lily or American tiger lily. It is one of the Turks-cap lilies, this naming coming from the reflexed shape of the flower petals. It grows up to 2.5 meters high, with up to 40 flowers on each stem. The flowers vary in color from yellow to orange, with red petal tips and reddish brown markings, with a green base. It is capable of growing in wet conditions.
Source and for more info, see:
www.virtualblueridge.com/nature/turks-cap-lily/
©Dale Haussner