Ponce Inlet Lighthouse Sherbet Orange Sky Florida
The Ponce Inlet lighthouse glows in front of a sherbet orange color sky in Ponce Inlet, Florida.
The well known Ponce Inlet lighthouse glows its normal slightly red color in front of a beautiful sherbet orange colored sky in Ponce Inlet, Florida.
When darkness falls over the sleepy little city of Ponce Inlet, the lighthouse becomes a beacon for many miles around. It can be seen well into Daytona Beach if you’re standing high enough like atop the Dunlawton Bridge.
I’ve climbed to the top of this magnificent lighthouse and the view from the top is very nice with being able to walk 360 degrees around the platform at the top.
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The Ponce Inlet lighthouse was designated a National Historic landmark in 1998 and is the tallest lighthouse in Florida.
Several restaurants surround the area and it just takes about a 15 minute drive from the nearest bridge from the mainland to reach Ponce Inlet.
Be sure to add it to your list of things to do when visiting Daytona Beach!
I would like to purchase a digital copy of the ponce inlet “sherbert orange sky” so that I can have it blown up and printed out on rice paper to be placed on a custom surfboard that I am having made. Any info is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Hey there Nolan,
Thanks for the interest in my photos! You don’t have to worry about buying a digital copy for your surfboard.. you can go ahead and download it to use for your project:
http://paulbates.com/original/ponce-inlet-florida-pictures-photos/ponce-inlet-lighthouse-sherbet-orange-sky-florida-pictures-photos.jpg
That’s the largest size I have available so I hope that works for you. If you get any pictures of the surfboard afterwards, can you send some to me? That would really be something to see one of my photos on a surfboard.. Awesome! Good luck on it.
Hi Paul,
I’d like to know how big of image of this picture that you have. I have a client that uses a lighthouse for their logo and wondered how much you would charge for a copy for a one time use as a header on a website.
If it’s to much I’ll have to drive to the East coast and take my own picture but I really like the one you have.
Let me know,
Ernie Hodge