The Cape Neddick Light Station in York, Maine has been photographed since 1879. Andrew Faulk was on assignment for Virtuoso covering the southern Maine coast when he crouched down next to a tide pool and waited for the water to go still. The reflection does the work — the white tower, the red roof, the keeper's house, all doubled in the pool below. The jagged low-tide rocks disappear. What's left is the lighthouse as it wants to be seen: clean, unhurried, warm in the late afternoon light. One of the most photographed lighthouses in America. This is why. Every Distant Dawn print is professionally produced and custom framed, arriving ready to hang. This fine art photography print is printed on premium archival photo paper, built to hold the warm tonal depth of that Maine afternoon and the stillness of the reflection on your wall.