Fort Gorges

I have tried to get a picture of this Fort way too many times. Mostly I don't post them because it just looks b lah. I take it with ferries scooting by or sail boats under sale. But blah, blah blah. This one I kinda like. Doesn't mean I won't keep trying for a better shot but for now I am happy. I just wanted to show you that Casco Bay is not just about lighthouses. But I have figured out where there are two more lighthouses I can get too. These are on the Kennebec River.

[KWind]

It looks like it's right in the water! What a cool structure!!

[Lin]

Very well done!

[Debbie]

I love the clouds in this one

[Joan Robillard]

@deborah63 I took three pictures that day just of clouds.

[Netkonnexion]

Wonderful image. What an interesting building. Lovely shot.

[Wendy]

A fascinating area - so scenic and photogenic!
This is a neat fort - and I imagine it has water in the basement - lol!

[Taffy]

It's a wonderful composition! Nice lighting and textures as well as layers.

[Connie Little]

Wonderful capture. I had to go look on Google to find out about Fort Gorges. I love how I learn new things all the time on Project 365.

[lisa]

beautiful capture.. the clouds are wonderful.

[photogq]

excellent.
so much to see in this photo.

[Paul]

Does it get lit up at night time? Bet that would look cool 😊 I think this is a nice view and capture of it 😊😊

[Joan Robillard]

@paul10 no electricity would have to be run to it.

[Denise Wood]

Terrific this time Joan :)

[Margaret Brown]

A very interesting structure, but it looks like it would be very damp on lower levels!! A very nice capture with the boats in the foreground.

[tony gig]

Fabulous capture.

[Sue]

That is a lovely shot - great composition.

[Jennifer]

nice scene and shot

[Juan B.]

Nice landscape. I like how you have extracted details from water and these beautiful storm clouds

[Richard Sayer]

I think this has worked out rather well - chalk this one up as a success.

[Danette Thompson]

I like the processing. Seems vintage.

[David]

Serious rise in sea level!