Winter Morning at Pigeon Point Lighthouse
Sony DSC-P72
We went to Carmel last weekend. We drove down Highway One and made our usual quick stop at Pigeon Point Lighthouse to see if we could spot any migrating Pacific Gray Whales. I only spotted one spout and fluke in the 10 minutes or so that we stood there.
This is the same location where Ted got that great night shot with the light beams through the fog.
Here is a typical daytime shot of the lighthouse. It was a beautiful, crisp, winter morning. We lucked out that day with great weather in Carmel too, then it rained the next day.
--Warren
posted by Warren T. at 6:56 AM
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4 Comments:
Warren,
That's a great clear daytime shot of the lighthouse.
I think I was between the little house and the lighthouse with the 35/2, so you must have used long tele or cropped closely for this photo??
Thanks, Ted.
I used my Sony DSC-P72, the little 3MP P&S that was a hand-me-down from Eric.
On the EXIF info, it says that I shot at 6mm which is equivalent to about 40mm on a 35mm format. This is image is full frame, uncropped.
I was standing at the newly added viewpoint on the southeast part of the grounds.
--WT
Hi Warren. Nice, sharp picture and I like the fade from white up to blue.
the slow colour transition from red to green down the rocks looks nice too, especially with the 2 chimneys at the top being red :)
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