Hornby Lighthouse, Sydney
This iconic Hornby Lighthouse stands tall at South Head, near Watsons Bay in Sydney Harbour National Park. I really enjoyed taking this picture of lighthouse during sunrise, specially from this different angle. This lighthouse looks magnificent when the light hits to its Red-White strips. To get this angle you have to follow a secret path from the usual way to the lighthouse (direction attached below. Red means risky and slippery rocks, thus dangerous). From this angle I got both the rocks and the lighthouse including the sea- obviously wider angle lens is a must. The lighthouse is facing toward the sunrise direction with some angle.
Secret path to the spot.
On the spot. Photo Credit: Arfan Habib
Angle: I found only one suitable angle to capture this lighthouse from bottom.
Shot Details: D90, Tokina 11-16, .9 ND, Daryl Benson 0.9 Reverse Grad, Photoshop, ISO 200, F16, 1.5 Sec, 11mm.
Location: Hornby Lighthouse, Watsons Bay, Sydney. More info about the location
Parking: Parking available on Cliff st.
Walking: Approx. 10 min walking from parking. Stairs available.
Caution: Must be careful if you want follow the secret path. Slippery when wet.
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