I Can Fly
by Gales Of November
Title
I Can Fly
Artist
Gales Of November
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
The light overlooking the mouth of the Black River in South Haven, Michigan entered service in 1872. The wooden tower was replaced with the current, cast iron tower in 1903. It took 10 workers a little more than a month to complete the job. In 1913, the light was moved to its current place at the end of the pier. The catwalk runs from the shore to the light and provided a way for the keeper to access the light during inclement weather. It is original and only one of four such catwalks that sill survive in Michigan.
Parasail surfing involves a large, inflatable wing tethered to a surfer who is connected to a surfboard. Using the airfoil, the user harnesses the power of the wind to provide motion. The surfer uses the wind to head out into the open water, then turn and race back towards shore. With timing, they can obtain great heights above the waves.
Here, the sun breaks through the clouds as a parasail surfer catches big air at the South Haven Light.
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November 27th, 2014
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Comments (11)
Deb Halloran
Chris, What a beautiful image with amazing details...excellent description. Nicely done. v/f
Debra and Dave Vanderlaan
Wonderful depth and beautiful blues Gale! We added our Like! Celebrate life, Debra and Dave