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I tend to look at photos as potential art subjects. I like this.
ReplyDeleteThat's cool!
ReplyDeleteI like lighthouses.
ReplyDeleteImpressive!
ReplyDeleteExcellent! I like the way you framed this.
ReplyDeleteI like the mood.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteThats beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI really like this one too.
ReplyDeleteThis would make a good painting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteHelp! I've fallen and I cant get up! LOL. Looks great...might wanna take the next one standing up though.
ReplyDeleteI worked on this to photoshop the power lines out of the shot.
ReplyDeleteWowwwwwwwww! That is beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! Interesting juxtaposition of hues.
ReplyDeleteThere is actually a row of houses near the lighthouse that I removed in the picture to restore the view as it may have appeared back in the early 1890's
ReplyDeleteFor a second 'Bangor Me. ?" missed, the fine printing...
ReplyDeleteYes, that's art. Who is standing in the lighthouse, friend possibly ...
ReplyDeleteTaking the time for albums. I am a lighthouse sorta nut and have several from within Me..
ReplyDeleteWonder, if this is occupied by a lighthouse keeper.
Another beautiful pic. Location would be a ++ for someone like myself..
ReplyDeleteWorthy of a visit, where's the picanicbasket Boo Boo!! Hoo...
How do they float with all that weight? I wonder. smilling :)
ReplyDeleteThought Provoking
ReplyDeleteWhat if they find the "Cuban Cigars"..
ReplyDeleteillusionist art
ReplyDeleteROFLOL..
ReplyDeleteLet's stop here, needing something diff today..
ReplyDeleteapples or not, are they hiring?
ReplyDeleteSupppper shot. I like the color diff's in the skyline.
ReplyDeleteRe-moving houses yes I understand.. But the color blending may/did take some work?
I have photoshop pro x2 wish I knew how to use it intirely
Talent also, smart lady..Deserving comment
ReplyDeleteGreat Photo
slight tilt to right ?
ReplyDeleteSomeone water the lawn.
Having a sence of being above it all at say 10,000 feet.
ReplyDeleteEarly am? Mist,fog in the air?
ReplyDeleteSomeone up there is watching you.
ReplyDeleteInspirational!
ReplyDeleteDid I bring the fishing gear ?
ReplyDeleteFamily Gathering
ReplyDeleteWell lookie there. North Head Lighthouse
ReplyDeleteWhat? You didn't hike all the way out Dungeoness Spit and get a closer picture?
ReplyDeleteOne of my most favorite places in the state.
ReplyDeleteDeception Pass. One of my favorite places to just sit and look.
ReplyDeletedude, the seals and/or sea lions were out there and we were told you can not disturb them, so we didnt...
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