Cape Hatteras Lighthouse near Buxton, North Carolina. This image was created during a recent photography workshop in the Outer Banks of coastal North Carolina as I demonstrated nighttime photography and star trail techniques.
Technical details:
Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, Cape Hatteras National Seashore, Buxton, North Carolina; Canon EOS 5D Mk2, Canon 17-40L @ 20mm, 21 minutes at f4 ISO 200
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Tagged Cape Hatteras, Creativity, lighthouse, North Carolina, outer banks, Star Trails, Winter


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6 Comments
Very nice!
All I can say is WOW!! I love this one
Hope you’re doing well Richard.
A stunner. It looks even better on the big monitor than it looked in the back of your 5DII.
Still drying shoes
Ooooh Richard I love lighthouses and photos of them, but this is by far the most unusual and striking lighthouse photo I’ve ever seen.
Superbe photo,merci.
Could you elaborate on this? Just because I do not know even a pinch about photography compared to others. However, I want to know. Is this enhanced in any way? How do you get this? At night? It is wonderful!