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BR-5,7,12. (lot 3 photos) Nobska Lighthouse, Woods Hole, Cape Cod c.1990’s.

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BR-5,7,12. (lot 3 photos) Nobska Lighthouse, Woods Hole, Cape Cod c.1990’s.

BR-5,7,12. (lot 3 photos) Nobska Lighthouse, Woods Hole, Cape Cod c.1990’s. by Bruce Roberts. 11” x 14” Signed by noted photographer Bruce Roberts. Bruce Roberts has been a well known and respected lighthouse historian, photographer and author since the subject gained the nation’s interest in the 1980’s. The former Director of Photography and Senior Photographer at Southern Living Magazine, Bruce was also a member of the legendary 1960s photo staff of The Charlotte Observer, which pioneered the use of the 35mm camera and natural light for newspaper photography. For over twenty years, lighthouses have become his favorite subject. His renowned lighthouse photography has appeared in hundreds of books and magazines including Southern Lighthouses and American Lighthouses. These prints were hand printed by Mr. Roberts at the time and all bear his signature on the back. They are all printed on double weight fiber based paper of the same type used for museum archival printing. All are silver prints done by hand and tray processed – an art that is fast fading away today, being replaced by digital photography. Because of the process and paper used, these museum quality prints will last a hundred years into the future. Clear, close, wonderful images. (VG+). $24 each or $74 for lot of 3 photographs.