Lawreston
En-Route
The only way to visit Seguin, a mile or so off Phippsburg, ME, it's easy if you own a boat. But be sure to take a dinghy and some waders. There's no dockage, only six moorings; and after you row ashore you'll have to wade through some water before setting feet on dry land. Or, you could hitch a ride on the paid ferry service from the mainland.
I took about 20+ shots from various angles during this flight. From them I've created a series of panoramic prints(4" x 12"), 7 of which will soon be represented in the Friends of Seguin Island Light Station(FOSILS) Gift Shop at the site(and on their website). This is one of the oldest Light Stations in New England.
HR
(or if someone desired, the print could be supplied as 5" x 15", 6" x 18", 8" x 24", 10" x 30", 12" x 36"; and the 16" x 48" print I had done as a TEST is just dynamite.)
I took about 20+ shots from various angles during this flight. From them I've created a series of panoramic prints(4" x 12"), 7 of which will soon be represented in the Friends of Seguin Island Light Station(FOSILS) Gift Shop at the site(and on their website). This is one of the oldest Light Stations in New England.
HR
(or if someone desired, the print could be supplied as 5" x 15", 6" x 18", 8" x 24", 10" x 30", 12" x 36"; and the 16" x 48" print I had done as a TEST is just dynamite.)
