Snow Globe

With a big storm expected today - 15 to 17 inches and windy - take a look at what a more gentle version looks like. This is the snow globe storm of January 2017. A very nice picture of the Light is in this morning's Globe. I always notice when the Pulitizer Prize winner John Tlumacki is in the neighborhood.

Thanks Jon Snow

First snowfall - December 2016. The panel in front of the third camera is iced up making that look unavailable.

Cool look from up Top

From Lawson Tower - late November 2016

Late November 2016

Just another amazing morning on Cedar Point.

November Night

Tonight's image from the Cottage Camera includes the light on the spindle. Coming soon is a king tide and a supermoon. This camera might be the ideal one to use to capture both.

I Keep Saying I Am Going to Do This

Back at the blog after lo these many months. I put it on my list each week and it gets set aside like a bruised apple each week. Even today is going to have to be a very quick hit.

There are now four cameras in the Lantern Room of Scituate Light. They are of a very high quality. You can find them using the links along side. Once again I offer my thanks to the family of Hank Stahr for their wonderful contribution in memory of their dad. I love that camera and I have found that it works best when you log in with the new Microsoft Edge browser. The user name is viewer; the password is history.

The other three cameras may prompt you for a password the first time you visit. Once again the user name is viewer; the password is history.

Here are some sample shots.

The hope here is that I will get back to this and give you a month by month update since January. I have a ton of photographs to offer and a few stories to share.

September update

September saw the last of the open house dates and the introduction of some new cameras to the Cottage and the Tower. In a poignant image the flag can be seen at half staff in remembrance of those lost to the terrorist attacks of September 2001.