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Point Bolivar Lighthouse Galaxy case by Scott Pellegrin. Protect your Galaxy S8 with an impact-resistant, slim-profile, hard-shell case. The image is printed directly onto the case and wrapped around the edges for a beautiful presentation. Simply snap the case onto your Galaxy S8 for instant protection and direct access to all of the phone's features!
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This is a color image of the Point Bolivar Lighthouse near Galveston, TX. Feel free to email with question/comments. Thank you for looking.... more
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Protect your Galaxy S8 with an impact-resistant, slim-profile, hard-shell case. The image is printed directly onto the case and wrapped around the edges for a beautiful presentation. Simply snap the case onto your Galaxy S8 for instant protection and direct access to all of the phone's features!
This is a color image of the Point Bolivar Lighthouse near Galveston, TX. Feel free to email with question/comments. Thank you for looking.
The lighthouse withstood the onslaught of two of the worst storms recorded on the Texas Gulf Coast, the 1900 and the 1915 hurricanes. An inspector's report said after the 1900 storm - which claimed an estimated 6000 lives on Galveston Island - that, "through the keeper's efforts, the lives of 125 people were saved, and to my personal knowledge, he harbored and fed a large number of them for a considerable period". At one point during the storm, according to the story of one historian, the hurricane winds caused the tower to sway so badly that the machinery for the light failed to work, and that night Claiborne rotated the machinery by hand to keep the beacon bright. Winds of 126 miles per hour were recorded in the 1915 hurricane, and still the lighthouse withstood the pounding of wind and wave. The light in the tower burned every nig...
I have loved making photographs since I got my first camera as a young boy. My hope is that my work evokes feeling and a sense of place and that someone will feel drawn to a print as I was first drawn to it when attempting to capture that moment. Note: Watermarks do not appear on sold items. Please follow us on Facebook & Twitter @SPellegrinPhoto and Instagram @spellphoto. Thank you for looking.
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Scott Pellegrin
Thank you buyer from Wilmette, IL I hope you enjoy your print for many years.
ED GLEICHMAN
Congratulations on your sale!
Scott Pellegrin replied:
Thank you.
Marian Voicu
Congrats on your, sale! L/F
Scott Pellegrin replied:
Thank you.
Dean Harte
wonderfully composed Scott, nice shooting. V/F
Scott Pellegrin replied:
Thank you Dean for the comment v/f.
Roger Wedegis
Great capture, Scott! v/f
Scott Pellegrin replied:
Thank you Roger.
Don Wright
Thanks Scott. My wife loves it, but who know when she'll have time. Of course we would share the result with you.
Scott Pellegrin replied:
Great... looking forward to seeing it.
Don Wright
Hey Scott, how are you? Hope all is well in your end of the world. This is just great, and your history of it is fascinating. That must have been some storm. Wow! I'd like to ask a favor if I may. My wife Lynne is an artist in oils and watercolors, as well as wood burning. She was born in western Washington, and grew up in Oregon and California. She'd never been more than maybe 100 miles from the coast until we'd been married 2 years and I brought her back to my home town of Kansas City. I imagine you're wondering why I wrote all that. I did so in order to give you a little history on her passion of ocean and lighthouses, and how much they are her favorite subjects. I was wondering if you would give her permission to possibly paint this? I know she will love it. I'd like to invite you to see her website, "lynnieellie.com", to get a feel for what she does. Once again, I want to thank you for including the history of this. Take care my friend.
Scott Pellegrin replied:
Thank you Don for the comment and message.. I've sent you a PM...
Chris Berry
well ,done
Scott Pellegrin replied:
Thank you Chris for the comment.
Cheryl Cencich
Beautiful!
Scott Pellegrin replied:
Thank you Cheryl for the comment.