Marblehead Lighthouse Metal Print

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The oldest lighthouse in continuous use on the Great Lakes, this beauty at Marblehead, Ohio was built in 1822 using local limestone. This photograph was taken just after sunset on a warm July evening as a few people lingered to enjoy twilight fishing.

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Bill is an award-winning and published fine art photographer whose work has been juried into numerous art shows at the local, regional, and national levels, including national art shows at the Butler Institute of American Art. Interested in photography since childhood, he was able to immerse himself in it when he retired early from a local community college. Bill uses photography to explore his creativity and is always trying new approaches and techniques. He definitely sees photography as a journey rather than a destination. Regardless of the venue, Bill's goal is always the same; to create photographic images of things that move him in ways that share those emotions with the viewer. Whether bicycling across Europe with a camera...