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Not one of the country's most striking (dare I say illuminating?) lighthouses, Hurst Castle (or

Hurst Point) lighthouse is safely sited on a narrow spit of land overlooking the western

entrance to the Solent. It would help illuminate the Needles – the pointy bits that end the

western edge of the Isle of Wight - on a dark night, but most shipping now entering the

Solent / Spithead channel does so through the other end of the Isle of Wight, past the

Napoleonic forts of Spithead into Portsmouth or Southampton harbours. This picture is not

an infra-red shot, although it looks like one. The light was perfect and the rocks placed just

so to lead the eye into the frame, and a strong yellow filter darkened the upper sky. A

small amount of parallax correction stopped the lighthouse appearing to fall backward

(they’re normally slightly tapered anyway) and the time and place came together for once

to produce the sort of image that you can’t get with a mobile phone. Yet.

Not one of the country's most striking (dare I say illuminating?) lighthouses, Hurst Castle (or Hurst

Point) lighthouse is safely sited on a narrow spit of land overlooking the western entrance to the

Solent. It would help illuminate the Needles – the pointy bits that end the western edge of the Isle

of Wight - on a dark night, but most shipping now entering the Solent / Spithead channel does so

through the other end of the Isle of Wight, past the Napoleonic forts of Spithead into Portsmouth

or Southampton harbours. This picture is not an infra-red shot, although it looks like one. The light

was perfect and the rocks placed just so to lead the eye into the frame, and a strong yellow filter

darkened the upper sky. A small amount of parallax correction stopped the lighthouse appearing to

fall backward (they’re normally slightly tapered anyway) and the time and place came together for

once to produce the sort of image that you can’t get with a mobile phone. Yet.

Hurst Point lighthouse

Not one of the country's most striking (dare I say illuminating?) lighthouses, Hurst Castle (or Hurst Point) lighthouse is safely sited on a narrow spit of land overlooking the western entrance to the Solent. It would help illuminate the Needles – the pointy bits that end the western edge of the Isle of Wight - on a dark night, but most shipping now entering the Solent / Spithead channel does so through the other end of the Isle of Wight, past the Napoleonic forts of Spithead into Portsmouth or Southampton harbours. This picture is not infra-red shot, although it looks like one. The light was perfect and the rocks placed just so to lead the eye into the frame, and a strong yellow filter darkened the upper sky. A small amount of parallax correction stopped the lighthouse appearing to fall backward (they’re normally slightly tapered anyway) and the time and place came together for once to produce the sort of image that you can’t get with a mobile phone. Yet.

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