Montauk Point Lighthouse, Long Island
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Long Island
Sailing the Long Island Sound
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Jetty
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Fuji X-T2 and XF 10-24mm OIS Lens – 1/750 @ f/8 – ISO 200
Fuji ACROS film simulation
The Last Of It
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Fuji X-T2 and XF 14mm R lens – 1/90 @ f/16 – ISO 200
ACROS Film Simulation + R filter
Hopefully we have seen the last of the snow on Long Island. A few less Nor’Easter storms wouldn’t hurt either 🙂
The End
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Fuji X100F – 1/2400 @ f/4.5 – ISO 200
The Montauk Point Lighthouse is located at the eastern most point on Long Island or as we Long Islander’s like to say “The End”. It was completed on November 5th, 1796 and was the very first public works project in the new United States of America. Next stop east would be the UK.
For a color version of this image please click – here
For the history of the Montauk Point Lighthouse please click – here
East Bath House
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Fuji X100T – 1/45 @ f/5.6 – ISO 200
The Old East Bath House ticket booths at Jones Beach, Long Island Circa 1929. Back in the day bus loads of people were dropped off just to the left of these ticket booths early in the day to insure a good spot on the beach. To this day Jones Beach is one of the more crowded beaches.
Castle Gould – Sands Point
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Let’s Celebrate our Diversity
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American Indian Pow Wow, Long Island, New York
Nikon D610 200mm 1/160 sec at f2.8 ISO 800
Celebrate our Diversity,
For we are very different;
Respect our uniqueness,
For each of us are distinct;
For in the end we are but one,
We all represent Humanity;
In a little speck of the universe,
On a planet we call earth.
Focus On The Flower
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A close up of a Dahlia blossom photographed on Long Island
Oheka Castle
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This Gold Coast Mansion built nearly a century ago by Otto Hermann Khan is regarded as the second largest private home in all of the United States. Located in the North Shore of Long Island in Huntington, it was Otto Khan’s country home and is comprised of 127 rooms and over 109,000 square feet.
Today a historic hotel with 32 bedrooms you can access the premises only with confirmed reservations to stay, dine or a tour and once you are in they are not too fussy if you walk around the extensive and well manicured gardens with your camera where I shot this image from.
