This charming structure on Australia’s southeastern coast is a lighthouse no more, but preserved as a historical monument. I love technology, especially sustainable solutions to human problems. However, I have to admit my nostalgia when I think that now there is a solar-powered light in front of the original structure that efficiently emits three white flashes every 18 seconds. Where’s the romance!
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Wonderful composition, Pam.
Thank you, Jane!
Perhaps they could alter the programming and have it emit flashes at random intervals . . . also, use a hologram to make it appear it’s an old man (or woman) waving a lantern.
Nice photo and nice setting. There’s a somewhat similar setting in Kuaui . . . but I suppose many lighthouses are similarly situated.
https://dispersertracks.com/2014/05/03/looking-back-kauai-2003-kilauea-point/
Wow, beautiful image. Clean composition. Depth. Nice!
Thank you, Goran 😊.
I am so blown away by this picture. Reminds me of Virginia Woolf’s “To the Lighthouse”.
How nice that things remind you of books you have read!
LOVED the editing and composition!! Incredible!! I LOVED this!! 👏👏👏
Thank you very much, Amy!
Great picture and cool light !
Best regards, Jürgen
Thank you, Jurgen! From your blogger friend, Pam. It’s been fun following you 😊.