This photograph of the Point Cabrillo Light Station was taken in June at sunset, just as the last light of day gave way to the steady beam from the tower.
The colors were soft, the sky deepening to violet, and the Pacific stretched out beyond it all—calm, endless, timeless.
This image has a history. It was featured in a Flickr blog (I didn’t even know they had one), and the page views skyrocketed overnight. It later became the header image on the California State Parks Foundation homepage, where it remained for a full year.
This fine art print captures more than a moment—it captures a story. A quiet place on the edge of California, lit by memory and meaning.
Looking for a different size, finish, or frame? While I offer a curated selection of standard options, I’m happy to create a custom print tailored to your space—just reach out and we’ll craft the right fit.
For collectors, designers, and those with expansive spaces, this is available in sizes up to 105x70 inches.
