Continuing to proceed down the New South Wales coast on 14th June 1987, my next stop was Norah Head lighthouse. It was built in 1903, the last of the New South Wales lighthouses.
Norah Head Lighthouse by night
Mamiya 645
Exposure somewhere between 10 seconds and a minute or two, Fujichrome 50.
It was a full moon, or just off and so here we see the moon behind the lighthouse. If you look closely, you can see a few stars in the sky, moving just slightly during the exposure.
Wind direction indicator
Nikon FE, 16mm f3.5 fisheye
This is a wind direction indicator inside the lighthouse. I think it must have a geared connection to a wind vane on top of the lighthouse.
Murray Foote 