Choosing the blues

Posted on 6 Aug 2018 by

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Occasionally I switch my camera to selective colour mode and here at the Hurst Point Lighthouse on a windy day, the sky was particularly co-operative with a variety of blue light and shade, though I did have to adjust the exposure a little as the intermittent overcastness always seems to happen just as I click the shutter (hence the grainyness).

Did you know that Pharology is the study of lighthouses? [from the Greek for light and the famous lighthouse of Alexandria] I just discovered this but am evidently in the mode as had just posted a photo essay on Orford Ness lighthouse when the lens artists photo challenge summoned up some Blue – and besides Monday in the blogosphere often has the blues.

For UK Pharologists:
Lighthouses & Lightvessels

 

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25 Comments on “Choosing the blues”

  4. I’m afraid I did get a little distracted by the comments about G&Ts 😀 But now I come to think about it I do have quite a few photos of lighthouses. Now there’s a thought for a post. I even have one of this lighthouse!

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