This is a view inside the dome of the lighthouse, showing the amazing design of the precision ground glass prisms. They magnify the light of this surprisingly small light bulb enough to show brightly kilometers out to sea.
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
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8 comments:
This photograph is SO WONDERFUL1
Thanks for visiting my blog and for your very helpful comment. I am so delighted to have found your blogs. Lighthouses are definitely my thing. I have visited, explored and photographed as many as possible in the past. These days I am pretty much housebound most of the time, but so love to visit others via photos. I will certainly be viewing yours frequently.
hi Bobbie, glad you enjoy them, I have also photographed lots of lighthouses, in fact I once did a mega-post on the lighthouses of southern africa, it is at http://arty-fartying-around.blogspot.com/2006/12/african-images-2-southern-african.html
Well, I'm so glad I came to your new blog. I love lighthouses!
Pat
Guelph Daily Photo, Pat's Photo-a-Day, The Cafe
Wow!
oo this makes my neck ache!
trust me Gerald, not half as much as your knees ache after all those stairs!
Wonderful perspective!
Very graphical phototgraph and the light is going from one side to all the others sides ("rebondit").
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