فوکوس : زیباترین فانوس های دریایی جهان در آیینه تصویر

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فانوس دریایی نماد کاملی برای ایمنی و راهنمایی است که کمک کرده است دریانوردان از زمان های قدیم راه خانه خود را پیدا کنند. اگر چه با پیدایش فناوری های جدید امروزه فانوس های دریایی کاربرد اصلی خود را از دست داده اند اما زیبایی معماری و ایستادگی این بتا ها در برابر امواج خروشان همچنان دیدنی و ستودنی است.

در فوکوس امروز شما را به دیدن تصاویری از برخی زیباترین فانوس های دریایی جهان دعوت میکنیم.با گجت نیوز همراه باشید.

Cast-Iron Lighthouse, Whiteford, UK

Phare du Petit Minou, Brest, France

Frozen St. Joseph North Pier Lighthouse, Michigan, USA

Porto, Portugal

Victoria Beach Lighthouse (Built In 1926), California, USA

Viavelez, Asturias, Spain

Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

Lighthouse Of Talacre, Wales, UK

Andros Island, Greece

San Esteban De Pravia, Spain

Holyhead, Anglesey, Wales

Lighthouse in Beagle Channel, Argentina/Chile

Lighthouse Of Fastnet Rock, Ireland

Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, USA

The Lange Nelle Lighthouse, Ostend, Belgium

Santander, Cantabria, Spain

Stångholmen in Lysekil, Sweden

St Mary’s Lighthouse, Bait Island, UK

Kermorvan Lighthouse, Bretagne, France

Newhaven Breakwater Lighthouse, East Sussex, England

Portland Head Light, Maine, USA

Mouro Island Lighthouse (Built In 1860), Spain

Brest, France

Mouro Island Lighthouse (Built In 1860), Spain

Molnes Lighthouse, Norway

Old Scituate Lighthouse (Built In 1810), Massachusetts, USA

Porto, Portugal

Lighthouse And Aurora-Filled Sky, Iceland

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