Storm Rolling In: Cape Elizabeth Lighthouse Nautical Metal Canvas Print, Seascape Photography

As the landscape darkens, the Portland Head Light serves as a guiding beacon for travelers, illuminating their path. In the distance, ominous clouds gather, signaling the impending arrival of a storm complete with strong winds and rain. Fortunately, for those standing near the lighthouse, reaching it for cover is a mere short walk away, allowing for no wasted time. The storm is about to unleash its fury on Fort Williams Park, blanketing it in darkness and drenching rain. The Portland Head Light has been illuminating the coast of Portland and Cape Elizabeth since its inception in 1791. Its purpose has always been to safeguard the community by guiding travelers and warning ships of potential hazards. Despite its age and the natural elements it is exposed to, the light and its accompanying Keeper's Quarters have stood strong through the years. However, the ongoing wear and tear of time, as well as the frequent storms that batter the Northeastern United States, continue to pose a threat to