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tesarver

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Point Judith Lighthouse and Watch Hill Lighthouse

26-10-2020, 15:11

Last week SWMBO and I took a 2 night trip to Mystic, Ct. The purpose was to photograph 3 Lighthouses in the area, 2 in Rhode Island and 1 in Connecticut. The one in Connecticut was on private land and we could not access it to photograph, however the other two were accessible to photograph, but closed to the public to enter into the lighthouse due to Covid-19. Took with me the EOS R w/the RF 24-105. Used a 10-stop ND Filter and a Polarizer filter for these two images. I also took with us the Bronica S2A for some BW images as well.

Point Judith Lighthouse:
369A1120 by tesarver, on Flickr

369A1128 by tesarver, on Flickr

Watch Hill Lighthouse:
369A1137 by tesarver, on Flickr

As usual, comments are appreciated

Tom
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#2

26-10-2020, 19:25

Nice set Tom, first one stands out for me.

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Farider

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#3

26-10-2020, 20:45

A nice set Tom, good to see. First one for me as well

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enneo

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#4

27-10-2020, 09:17

A nice set of images Tom

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ST-EOS

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#5

27-10-2020, 10:20

Nice trio Tom, I do like images of lighthouses

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#6

27-10-2020, 18:48

Very nice photos.

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28-10-2020, 07:57

One for me as well, two looks like a very big shark in the water.
Did you get some shots of the Autumn colours while in Connecticut?
Dave
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#8

28-10-2020, 08:40

Lovely set Tom, its one for me!

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