Portland Head Light at Dawn Acrylic Print

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Light begins to illuminate the rocks surrounding Portland Head Light moments before dawn on a cold March morning. Commissioned by George Washington in 1787, the tower stands 80 feet tall. First lit in January of 1791, its beacon can be seen for 24 nautical miles.

I'm a photographer living in New England, one of the most diverse landscapes in America. I'm equally fascinated by the seascapes, cityscapes, and landscapes that New England provides but I do occasionally get the urge to travel and visit other areas of the country. I focus on strong colors and shapes in my work and try to capture the sensations a location has to offer. When people view my photos, I hope they can hear the ocean waves crashing, smell the mountain breeze, or feel the cobblestones of a city street beneath them. All images are professional quality, and guaranteed to be a welcome addition to any home's decor or any art aficionado's collection.