Tucked among evergreens and autumn foliage, the white tower of Bass Harbor Head Light rises above warm granite, its red beacon glowing in the lantern room. Below, the rugged shoreline drops toward the sea.
Built in 1858 to guide vessels into Bass Harbor, the lighthouse stands on Mount Desert Island within Acadia National Park and remains one of Maine's most beloved landmarks. Developed in the studio with earthy golds, deep greens, and weathered browns, the image carries a timeless, vintage character, honoring more than a century and a half of steady watch over the coast.
