This is one of my favorites of Crisp Point. The whole area is a great place to take photos, not only of the lighthouse but of all the natural landscape. The area is not littered with lots of traffic - you just don't come across this place. It is a destination. And even with the best of directions, good luck. A GPS helps.
In the foreground are the remains of a pier. What stories this pier could tell!
Now to the photo stuff. This is one of the first photos I really had to THINK about what the final image would look like. Depth of field is everything here - as well as the angle of the shot. To say I was grounded would not be stretch of the imagination. To a certain extent I was very lucky. It was a mostly cloudy day and for about 30 minutes the sky cleared a bit to what is shown here.
1/400 f/10
Auto
ISO 200
Focal length 18 mm (27 mm for 35mm film)
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