Beacon of Light: Cape Elizabeth Lighthouse Wall Art Nautical Photography Seascape Canvas Print

The Portland Head Light shines across the darkening landscape, like a beacon guiding travelers to find the right path. Clouds are forming in the distance, signaling the arrival of a storm. Along with them come strong winds, bringing with it rain. A traveler standing at this distance from the lighthouse has to walk about a short distance to reach it, so no time has to be wasted to get cover. Fort Williams Park is about to be drenched in darkness and rain. Ever since it was first lit in 1791, Portland Head Light has always served one purpose: to protect the people living and traveling in Portland and its surrounding areas, including Cape Elizabeth. Whether it be to shine the way for wary travelers, or to warn passing ships of the sharp rocks that they were about to pass through, the light coming from Portland Head has done nothing but help everyone around it. Like any man-made structure, Portland Head is vulnerable to the ravages of time. The rusting of its metal bars and hinges, and the