Neon Lighthouse Art

I love experimenting with my photography and post production techniques. Sure, everybody has access to some type of camera and can take fairly decent pictures however, separating yourself and your images from the crowd's can take a lot more effort.

This is the Cape Meares Lighthouse on the Oregon Coast. It is located seven miles, due west of Tillamook...the "Land of Happy, Happy Cows" and some very good cheese!

At 28 feet tall, it is Oregon's shortest lighthouse. It is some 200 feet above the Pacific Ocean and can be seen for miles out at sea.

The impression is: this capture was made at night. No, it was made in broad daylight.

Through special software the image was converted into a neon presentation and then converted to a digital painting. If you would like to explore this image, or others, please see links below!

Neon Lighthouse Art (LINK)

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Face Rock Creamery Bandon Oregon

This is the second post featuring Bandon on the Southern Oregon Coast.  A few years ago the town was known for "Bandon Cheese". Unfortunately, for the town of Bandon the factory was bought out by Tillamook Cheese and transferred out of town.

The brand still exists...but it ain't made in Bandon!

Comes a resurrection! There's a new guy in town and it is called "Face Rock Creamery". No relation to "Bandon Cheese".

Having taken a tour of the new facility...which is in the same spot as the old Bandon factory, I can tell you the cheese that I got to sample was simply superb! And, ended up buying a package of curds and a couple of loaves.

The new place is modern, extremely clean and well laid out and, they feature wines and products other than just cheese. You just have to visit!

The name "Face Rock" is an outcropping on one of the beaches in Bandon and is named after an American Indian Legend. It is a landmark in Bandon and is well photographed. My photo of it is at the end of this post and was taken on an earlier visit during a storm. The rock itself had a definite slant to it and looks like a face when seen from a certain angle.

Face Rock Creamery Bandon Oregon

Face Rock Creamery Bandon Oregon

Face Rock Creamery Bandon Oregon

Face Rock Creamery Bandon Oregon

Face Rock Creamery Bandon Oregon

Face Rock

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