Lighthouse In Marblehead Ohio Black and White Photo Print Moody Night Shot

The famous light house in Marblehead, Ohio. I proposed to my wife here on Thanksgiving Day 2019. This particular photo is 3 long exposures combined into an HDR photo. If you look closely you can see another photographers light trails from the flash light on his phone in the background as he searched for his shot. I took this on the one year anniversary of my proposal, Thanksgiving 2020.

The paper we use : “Big Bend Baryta offers all of the rich tonality, depth, and feel of a traditional darkroom print. The paper has a elegantly smooth finish and subtle reflectivity. Big Bend has a pleasant neutral white tone imparted by a 100% barium sulphate (baryta) layer. Baryta is the "old school" way of whitening paper and it adds natural richness to portraits and landscapes. Black & White images benefit from Big Bend's deep blacks and exceptional contrast. Use this paper for your final product to surpass gallery and museum expectations.”

Sizes 11x14 and 16x20 prints have a very thin, white, fine art border on the edges for better handling and matting purposes.

Canvas prints come from a 3rd party manufacturer that state; “our handmade canvas prints are manufactured in-house and crafted using state-of-the-art technology. We source the wood for our frames from eco-friendly pine forests to ensure sustainability. We use choice, poly-cotton canvas, which means we can print a sharp image that will continue to look vibrant for years to come. Our state-of-the-art technology uses latex inks with UV protection which do not fade, bleed, or degenerate into dull tones.