This image is a tribute to one of Petaluma’s most beloved landmarks—the downtown clocktower, built by renowned clockmaker Seth Thomas in 1882. I photographed it in warm, late-day light and gave it a textured, vintage treatment to echo the history and timeless presence this structure holds over the town. The layers, tones, and weathered feel give it the look of something that’s been passed down through generations. It’s part of my Petaluma Landmarks series, and personally, this one means a lot—I’ve had it as the lock screen on my phone for the past few years. It’s a daily reminder of home, of craftsmanship, and of time well spent. There’s only one print left, and it’s being offered at a significant discount. Once it’s gone, it’s gone. If Petaluma holds a place in your heart—or you simply love architecture with a story—this is a piece you’ll want to hold onto.
