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From my collection of "The American Lighthouse": This is from a photograph I took in February 2007 of the Portland Headlight Lighthouse. I am back in Portland and depending on weather, plan to make it back out to this lighthouse for some early morning shots.
Portland, Oregon. December 2016.
Kodak 35mm disposable camera.
Sloppy border darkroom print, Blue Moon Camera and Machine.
Epson Perfection 4490 scan.
Outdoor modern art sculpture in a lunch area of the Portland [Oregon] Art Museum. [This museum was founded in 1892, making it the oldest art museum on the West Coast and seventh oldest in the US. - Wikipedia.]
So today i spent the day walking around Downtown Portland and i checked out Pro Photo Supply, seems like a really nice store, and busy at that. I then walked through some Zombie walk of some sort where i saw several photographer's shooting but i didnt have my camera on me. So as the day kept going on i noticed the colors in the sky looked nice, so i said hey why not shoot the Hawthorne Bridge one more time, so i headed down there and i guess two other photographer's felt the same way as they were shooting at the spot i have been, so i was much closer to the bridge as i didnt want to get in there way. I mostly shot some long exposures of the rocks and really none of the bridge, then i decided when the last of the light was left in the sky to shoot this composition.
Portland Head Light was build in 1789 and is the oldest Lighthouse in Maine. Today, Portland Head Light stands 80 feet above ground and 101 feet above water, on Cape Elizabeth. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places as Portland Headlight on 1973. View large on black
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The Meier & Frank Building. Built in 1909, it's on the National Register of Historic Places and it's a Portland Historic Landmark. (Portland Downtown 005.jpg)
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The most photographed lighthouse in the United States. Very picturesque, with a small museum and great grounds. -- Cape Elizabeth, Maine -- October 27, 2017
Another shot from my trip to Portland. It is an amazing feeling to reach the end of the land beacause as I told in my previous upload from the same location that ahead lies unlimited stretch of imagination and curiosity..
The thing I especially like about this shot is that it is very bright and cinematic.
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I decided to get a little lower for this shot of Pulpit Rock. This was actualy the first photo I took just before the sunset however the waters were anything but as calm as they might appear in this long exposure. They were actualy very rough and I had to grab my tripod a couple of time mid exposure to stop heavy splash back from the waves soking me and my camera. I did finaly manage to get a couple of usable shots but after that I decided to head back up as I din't really know how quick the tide would rise and wasn't willing to take any chances.
Equipment:
. Canon EOS 5D Mark III
. Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II USM
Exposure:
. Tripod
. 35mm @ f/11, ISO 100 & 30 Second