Point Bonita Lighthouse
I’ve been photographing the Golden Gate for years now (quite literally) for a book project at all seasons, in different weather, and from as many good locations as I can find. I can’t believe it, the project is coming to an end. The book is at the point of design, and I have a pool of more photos (shown here as a Flickr set) than I can possibly use. Still, this is the use it or lose it moment. So I’ve been going back through my archives, and post-processing worthy photo candidates.
The Point Bonita Lighthouse guards the southern side of the entrance to the Golden Gate, so I guess this photo counts as a possibility. I took the photo last month in clear sunset weather. (Here’s more of the story.)
Help me decide which photos to include in my book! If you have any favorites from my collection of Golden Gate photos that should definitely be in my book, or if you particularly despise one of my Golden Gate photos, please drop me a line and tell me.
October 27th, 2007 at 7:30 pm
[...] 217;s photos, even if the photo isn’t processed right away. Each of these images is a candidate for inclusion in my Golden Gate book. Let me know which one you like (or if you like more [...]
November 3rd, 2007 at 12:08 pm
[...] ast night I was feeling bored, and I knew I had more than enough photos in my files for my Golden Gate project, so I amplified the effect by adding a polarizing filter in front of my lens, and [...]
November 5th, 2007 at 5:53 pm
[...] hoto by Harold Davis. View this photo larger. This is the suspension bridge over to the Point Bonita Lighthouse. [36mm in 35mm terms, 7.1 seconds at f/25 and ISO 100, tripod mounted.]
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