Ludington, MI Lighthouse and Pier

I’m back to blogging after a very long hiatus.  I apologize for my absence and hope you will forgive me for missing so many of your posts.  I also now have a facebook page (Nick Bromley Photography), an Instagram account (@nickbromleyphotography), and a website: www.nickbromleyphotography.com 

Below is a late evening shot of one of my favorite lighthouses in Michigan, largely because I love green lights and also because this looks like one tough structure.

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Apocalyptic

This photo was taken from Grand Haven, MI on the shore of Lake Michigan.  There’s a power plant far in the distance spewing water vapor into the atmosphere.  A long exposure made this look really apocalyptic to me, which is a fun exercise because this is in fact a beautiful beach and town.

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Beacon to the Universe

Hello fellow bloggers–I’ve entered into a photo contest in which the winner gets their photo featured in the Grand Haven Visitor Magazine. I would be grateful if you could take a look at the contest and vote for my photo, if you feel it is deserving. Click on the image below to vote. Thank you for your help!

This is the Grand Haven pier beneath the Milky Way, taken in August. The bright object in the sky to the left of the lighthouse is Mars. The orange glow to the right emanating from the horizon is likely from Chicago (southwest of where this photo is taken).

Follow the Green Light – Grand Haven, MI

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Austin, TX

I was fortunate to visit my hometown for a conference this week.  Austin is growing so fast that every year affords a new and beautiful view.  It doesn’t feel foreign, though, as the city retains the quirky character I knew as a young man and a kid.  I still love it. 

San Diego by Night