Coastal Lighthouse Beam Rotating Night Fog

A dramatic long-exposure night seascape photograph depicting a historic white stone lighthouse perched on a rocky Maine coastline cliff, its powerful Fresnel lens throwing sweeping 360-degree light beam trails through thick sea fog and dark night air. The rocky shore below features jagged dark granite boulders pounded by long-exposure crashing waves that dissolve into a sea of white ghostly mist and foam around the rocks. The night sky is dark indigo, with stars faintly peeking through drifting fog clouds. The primary light source is the brilliant golden light beam radiating from the lighthouse tower in long fan-like arcs across the ocean and fog, casting strong highlights on the white painted brick tower and wet coastal rocks. The emotional tone is dramatic, courageous, and solitary. The composition is a dynamic wide shot positioned low on the rocky shore looking up at the towering lighthouse, with the light beams fanning radially across the top two-thirds of the image. Shot on a Canon EOS R5 with an RF 15-35mm f/2.8L IS USM lens at f/8, 20-second long exposure simulation, rendering light beams in solid volumetric light cones, ocean water in silky mist, and lighthouse stonework in pin-sharp detail. Styled as classic fine art coastal photography, rich oceanic blues and bright golden light contrast, dramatic atmospheric mood.