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Oct 08, 2006 21:33 |  #1

Took these when I was in the the area 3 weeks ago


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Oct 08, 2006 22:21 |  #2

Nice shots, Andrew. Did you climb the 278 steps?


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Oct 09, 2006 00:58 |  #3

No it was tuesday and its closed on tuesday , good thing was no people so was able to get good shots


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Oct 09, 2006 02:44 |  #4

I like the first shot best, and ironically it is not for the lighthouse, but for the little cottage and white picket fence. ;)



  
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Oct 09, 2006 06:14 |  #5

Yes, I think the composition is good in both, but even more interesting in the first. I also think that the cloud around the lighthouse in #1 makes it very interesting :) Thanks for sharing! Keep them coming ;)


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