The Night the Photographer Kept the Last Frame at Hollis Point

In the cold autumn of 1997, a freelance photographer named June drove out to the abandoned lighthouse at Hollis Point, a place where the tide comes in strange and the fog settles like a held breath. She went to shoot the ruins, but the camera caught something else — a woman in a blue dress standing in a window that hadn't existed in sixty years. June developed the roll herself, and every frame after the first showed the same woman, but closer. When she went back to understand what was waiting, she left the last frame on the roll empty. This is a story about what it means to look too long, and the difference between a photograph and a witness. Larsen County, Oregon. October. The year the herring run failed and the lights on the point stayed dark. #HollisPoint #LarsenCounty #JuneMorrow #AbandonedLighthouse #Photography #TheWomanInBlue #Fog #October1997 #Darkroom #FilmRoll #FrameTwelve #LastFrame #Witness #AtmosphericHorror #SlowBurn #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #TheLanternAnthology Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo