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Paul Revere never said “the British are coming, the British are coming”, since he, like all the other colonist considered themselves British. He actually called out - “the regulars are coming”, meaning the regular British Soldiers.
Well this weekend, the regular tourist are coming to Lexington Green, where on April 19th, 1775, the regular British Army [...]

There are not to many Lighthouses in New England that allow enough room to shoot a “contre-jour” image of a lighthouse at sunset.
Due to the erosion of the shoreline, Cape Cod Light was moved further inland in 1996, offering the opportunity to stand on the east side of the lighthouse.
A volunteer ” Lighthouse Keeper”, [...]

One of my favorite places to take images is the Minuteman National Park.
In particular, I enjoy trying to capture the moment at Hartwell Tavern.
Here is the tavern as captured yesterday blanketed with New England snow.

And as I processed in Lightroom

There is just something about lighthouses that just makes you want to take a picture.
For example, here is a very simple lighthouse located at Fort Pickering in Salem Massachusetts.

Known as Fort Pickering Light , it was established in 1871.
Located in Salem, Massachusetts on a former island that is still known as Winter Island and [...]

On our way back to Massachusetts from Portland Maine, my wife and I decided to make a detour to York Beach Maine. Our intent was to see what the Cape Neddick “Nubble” Lighthouse looked like in the winter. To our surprise, it was decorated with lights.

Cape Neddick [...]