This photo of the Heceta Head lighthouse along the Oregon Coast was one of the last images I took on a roll of 35mm film. An hour or two down the road, I went to put a new roll of film into the camera only to quickly realize that I had forgotten to rewind the previous roll back into the cannister. This mistake ruined several photographs, including this one, debatably. But the irony of a "light leak" right by a lighthouse felt poetic to me.