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Light painting this old Desoto that I saw parked in a church parking lot across from the local home center. I used led lenser, ryobi and coast flashlights for the lighting. I was pleased with the way this came out. I had envisioned it looking like this, but was not sure exactly what to do, so it took a little experimenting.
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A really peaceful place, the site of the light tower, at the southern end of Salamina island in central Greece, was a nice opportunity for a short escape from Athens, which is nearby. A long exposure shot was used, to flaten the water and give an overall calm atmosphere, despite the grey sky...
The light shines in the darkness,
and the darkness has not overcome it
New build Double Fairlie 'James Spooner' gets away from Dduallt on The Spiral towards the end of the day on Mon 6th November 2023.
A David Williams charter.
Note: 2 telegraph wires removed.
A frosty morning on the Common just before dawn and a chance to capture a light pillar. These pillars of light are caused by light reflecting from ice crystals in the atmosphere. It wasn't until i was looking through my photos later that I noticed that several pre dawn images had this pillar of light above the rising sun. A regular occurance in colder climates but much less so in the uk.
This was taken in Lubec, Maine located at the northeast point of Maine. The lighthouse, seen here through the fog that rolled into the harbor area is located on Campobello Island in New Brunswick, Canada. We stayed overnight here before our trip out to Machais Seal Island the next day.
An appropriation was made by Parliament in 1882 for the construction of a lighthouse near the southern end of Campobello Island to guide vessels through Lubec Narrows, the small passage between the island and the United States mainland. After the exact site was selected and specifications prepared, tenders were invited for the work, and a contract for $790 was awarded to Angus Fisher of St. George in 1883.
Mulholland Point Lighthouse, a wooden octagonal tower standing forty-four feet from its base to the vane on its lantern, was completed in 1884, but its fixed white light was not exhibited until 1885. E. Chanteloup, a Montreal establishment that outfitted many Canadian lighthouses, supplied the lantern and lighting apparatus at a cost of $683.26, and Malachi Parker was hired as the first keeper of Mulholland Lighthouse. The tower’s light was shown from a height of sixty feet and was visible up to thirteen miles.
Around the time Mulholland Lighthouse was constructed, Campobello Island was becoming a popular summer colony for wealthy Canadians and Americans. Among these was James Roosevelt Sr., whose wife Sara Delano had a number of cousins living in Maine. The Roosevelt family made Campobello Island their summer home starting in 1883, and it was there that their son Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who became the thirty-second President of the United States, would spend his summers. [Lighthouse friends web site.]
Wish id cleaned the car before taking this. First attempt at painting light onto a subject, look forward to trying it again.
Model: Mary
Photo/Postproduction/Styling/Mood: Me
Location: Torre Paola - Sabaudia (LT)
Date: July 2009
Mitt bidrag till veckans fotosöndag /My contribution to this week photosunday/fotosöndag on th theme Ljus/Light