I returned in time to catch the last light of the setting sun. I love the different looks and moods with each time I visit. The harsh daylight exposes the blistering paint, the sunset burnishes the lighthouse in gold, and then the dark silhouettes before the solar powered lamp starts its flashing sequence, the only thing that remains constant.
Showing posts with label Lighthouse Shoal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lighthouse Shoal. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
LOOKS & MOODS
I returned in time to catch the last light of the setting sun. I love the different looks and moods with each time I visit. The harsh daylight exposes the blistering paint, the sunset burnishes the lighthouse in gold, and then the dark silhouettes before the solar powered lamp starts its flashing sequence, the only thing that remains constant.
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
LIGHTHOUSE SHOAL
A close up of the picturesque lighthouse. The pair of cormorants perched on its roof remind me of the rumour that there were two graves at this site, which was a small island, and when the water level of Lake Rosseau was later raised they were covered. In the background on the left is one of three sailboathouses on the lake.
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