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The old lighthouse was located on the door of the walled enclosure that gave exit to the port. The current one is located in the vicinity, at the... more
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The old lighthouse was located on the door of the walled enclosure that gave exit to the port. The current one is located in the vicinity, at the entrance of the port.
The primitive lighthouse was designed by Francisco Garcia de Sola and Rafael de la Cerda and came to replace the old lantern that until 1850 illuminated the area of adjacent lows and facilitated the entrance to the Guadalquivir. In the form of a tower, placed on the walls and at a height of 15 meters above sea level, it projected a white light at a distance of 9 miles. It was electrified in 1943 increasing its range to 12 miles.
The current lighthouse on the project of Francisco Cebrian was inaugurated in 1980. Its concrete shaft is cylindrical and with a height of 27 meters. Its illumination based on a lamp with irregular incandescent crystals, projects a light to 16 miles of distance.
Ferrol - Spain, 1963. A self taught photographer, I started as an amateur in the late 70s. My interest in rural and urban landscape, tall ships and, above all, seascapes, has taken me to develop a photographic and editorial activity. My work has been published in specialized magazines, photography books and exhibited in Galleries. Many of my images have been purchased by private collectors. Unless otherwise stated, all images are © pabloavanzini.com, and are the exclusive intellectual property of Pablo Avanzini, as such, they are protected by US & International Copyright laws. You can use any image from this website for personal, non-commercial use provided that the following attribution requirement is fulfilled: The text "...
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