When life gets in the way of pursuing images of Lake Superior's North Shore, like it does more often than I care for, I'll satisfy my photographic urges by trolling my archives for images that could benefit from a re-edit. Many times, I've taken the image so long ago that my post-processing skills have improved since I originally took the picture was originally made, other times I just end up with a different result because I'm in a different mood or mindset the second time around.
This weekend I came across the images I took in June 2010 of the Split Rock lighthouse on one of the Friday evenings where the light was turned on to commemorate its 100th Anniversary. This particularly foggy evening was a perfect oppotunity to capture a unique moment for the Split Rock Light house.
The rest of the images from the
Split Rock Lighthouse 100th Anniversary can be seen in my
"Lighthouses, Landmarks, and History" gallery.
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