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Buzz By Here - To Infinity and Beyond

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Honey Bee on Sedum

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Three's a Crowd

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Big Harry Fireworks Display

To Impress the Girl

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Sweet Ride

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Flipping the Light Fantastic

Festival of Flights

To the Crowd's Delight

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On the Line

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Hear Me Roar

Harbor Lights

Full Moon, Lighthouse, Kewaunee, ReflectionThe full moon staged a dramatic entrance near the Kewaunee, WI lighthouse on Friday, July 15, 2011.

It was the first night of Kewaunee’s annual Trout Festival. I had scouted out the area and selected a spot to take photos of the upcoming fireworks show. While waiting, the moon slowly emerged from the horizion – starting out to the left of the lighthouse and moving directly behind the lighthouse and beyond, as you can see. 

I was excited to be able to be in the perfect spot to catch the two together. There was one spoiler, though.  The pier to the lighthouse happens to be the site of the fireworks launch. The technicians putting on the fireworks show were on the pier, as were their vehicles and equipment.  Photoshop to the rescue!

The image to the right is the original, untouched, photo that I snapped.  The moon and lighthouse together still make a cool image, but I thought they would be better without the distracting clutter. It took a little time to digitally clear the pier, but I think the final product was worth it.

Feel free to leave a comment and give me your opinion.

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