This lighthouse used to actually stand on an island. However, the construction of jetties to protect shipping lanes drastically changed the ocean currents and the island washed away. A concrete ring was installed at the base to help preserve the structure, which is the tallest lighthouse in South Carolina.

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All prints feature professional photo paper to ensure a long lasting, high quality photographic print. Mounted prints are adhered to 2mm white Styrene, a super smooth plastic mounting substrate that resists warping and adds durability to the print. Matted prints include a single, white mat border with a slight bevel on the inside edge.

Canvas wraps are printed directly onto museum-quality canvas material using high-quality archival inks. A glossy laminate is applied to protect and enhance the print and includes a wire hanger with bumpers.

Metal prints are created by infusing dyes directly into specially coated aluminum sheets to produce a uniquely durable print with vibrant colors, brilliant luminescent images, and exceptional detail.