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Actually called the ‘Marshall Point Lighthouse’ in Port Clyde, Maine. This Lighthouse was used in the 1994 film Forrest Gump, Tom Hanks ran to the end of the lighthouse turned around and carried on running across the country. The lighthouse itself makes a great subject and an image can be taken from many angles and I did! I think the Black and White image works best, lots of light and dark contrast, the illuminated lamp also works very nicely. This image would look great in a black frame with white matting, hope you like it.
Technical Information: Focal Length 24mm, Aperture f8, Shutter Speed 60 seconds, ISO250
Actually called the ‘Marshall Point Lighthouse’ in Port Clyde, Maine. This Lighthouse was used in the 1994 film Forrest Gump, Tom Hanks ran to the end of the lighthouse turned around and carried on running across the country. The lighthouse itself makes a great subject and an image can be taken from many angles and I did! I think the Black and White image works best, lots of light and dark contrast, the illuminated lamp also works very nicely. This image would look great in a black frame with white matting, hope you like it.
Technical Information: Focal Length 24mm, Aperture f8, Shutter Speed 60 seconds, ISO250