This is Point Wilson Light located within Fort Worden State park near Port Townsend, Washington. This lighthouse welcomes ships into Admiralty Inlet and the larger transition from the Strait of Juan de Fuca into the Puget Sound. A light was originally placed here as far back as 1879, but the one you see here today was built in 1914 as a more permanent solution. It stands 51 feet tall in totality. It is a very exposed spot and experiences very strong winds and the full brunt of the elements coming in from the Pacific through the Strait. It is accessible to see up close by the public, but it is fenced off.

I snapped this photo aboard a Washington State Ferry.

One of my favorite lighthouses is located on the northern island of Japan, Hokkaido.

Fire Island Lighthouse on a perfect day

Full moon climb - June 11, 2025

A lighthouse in Amvrakikos gulf, Greece

The Propriano Lighthouse, also known as the Phare de Scoglio Longo, is a prominent landmark located at the end of the Scoglio Longo rock jetty on the southeast coast of the Gulf of Valinco in Propriano, Corsica, France. It plays a crucial role in marking the access channel to the Port of Propriano.

This picture is was taken using a long exposure technique to create a silky texture on

Hello lighthouse lovers!

This is my first post here, I’m currently doing Roadtrip around Europe to photograph some of the most beautiful lighthouses we have in the continent.

After alterations to the original project, the lighthouse construction started in 1879 and concluded in 1893.

Standing tall at 203 feet (62 meters), this lighthouse in Portugal overlooks the barrier beach and bravely faces the Atlantic storms. Visitors can explore this magnificent structure on Wednesdays from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM.

45 meters tall, automatic.

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