Where is this?

I'm desperate to see Duck Dynasty, Hoyt, but it ain't on over here yet!

 

Yes, indeed, it is St. George Island, but the SG is just a coincidence. My boat registration number ends in PJ but signifies nothing.

http://www.floridastateparks.org/stgeorgeisland/

 

The dvd is available. http://www.amazon.com/Duck-Dynasty-DVD/dp/B00ARHA448

 

Ted Brewer designed 45' Pinky Schooner ‘Time of Wonder’

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Where is she here . . . ? ?​

I'll send the answer to Terry and ask him to be the referee since I'm not around a lot on the forum lately . . .

Good Luck ! !​

 

Indian Island Lighthouse, Rockport harbour, Maine.

http://www.penbaypilot.com/article/sunset-cruise-benefit-lighthouse-preservation/20060

 

Nice, Tiny! I see it is the same lighthouse but I have no clue of the location. Still searching.
I did find this, which makes me think New England: http://americanart.si.edu/hopper/

Found it; Provincetown, Massachusetts

http://philipkochpaintings.blogspot.com/2010/10/more-on-edward-hopper.html

 

I'm not sure the Hopper painting is actually the Indian Island light - just rather similar... possibly inspired by it?



Indian island light from another angle

 

I Like the boats... couple of sailing canoes there...

 

Oops.
I put them on the wrong thread. Everglades challenge is coming up March 1, Mullet Key, Florida.

 

That Hopper scrapbook is a great find, Hoyt!

It seems the lighthouse in the Hopper painting above is the Long Point lighthouse:

http://www.lighthousefoundation.org/alf_lights/longpoint/hopperstamp09.htm



though there seems to be a little artistic licence at play...

 

Well done Tiny

Indian Island Light​

Indian Island Light on Indian Island on the west side of the entrance to Rockport Harbor, Maine.​

 

Hey! We can go see that when we visit dskira!

 

Wait! There is no seawall in the painting. Also see this prose from the link above: "Here's a quintessential Edward Hopper oil of Cape Cod, The Long Leg. It's a combination of influences. There is some of the lighthouse at the extreme tip of Cape Cod in Provincetown (the next town over from Truro, where Hopper had his studio). And there's a lot taken from Hopper's walking his beach along Cape Cod Bay and studying the structure of the sand dunes, tides, and the Cape light." The light in the Hopper painting is not the same one posted by Angel in #5779.

 

That's what Tiny also found out, see post #5786.

From Wiki about the artistic licence . . .

Edward Hopper, Methods ‘‘ Although a realist painter, Hopper’s “soft” realism simplified shapes and details. ’’​