The image is an inspirational one that can have a wide variety of concepts including spiritual meanings as well as iconic life and business metaphors. The moody drama combined with the intricate details make for a timeless photo that is sure to find any viewer moving closer to enjoy the emtional content of the image.The lighthouse keeper has a signed model release on file with us. This lighthouse image is also available as a fine art photo and makes great wall decor for any room. The keeper stands alone in a testament to perseverance and dedication with the complimenting elements of solitude and contemplation. Together the symbols combine to create a powerful and versatile symbolic photo that can add visual impact to a deceptively large range of concepts and communications. The keeper is a symbol of dedication and perseverance. The beacon speaks of truth and knowledge.enlightenment if you will. The lighthouse rises up to illustrate man's struggle with the challenge of nature and too, of his spiritual ascendance. Storms are a metaphor for change and turmoil while the ocean and waves are primordial symbols of power and mystery. Huge waves crash around the structure as storm clouds roll in and two gulls glide above the breaking waves. In this image a lighthouse keeper, dressed in yellow rain gear and wearing a knit hat, stands at the top of the lighthouse, in the glare of the beacon, and looks out to sea as he keeps watch over the rough waters. Put them in an ocean storm and you have an excellent photograph for illustrating concepts such as navigating perilous times, finding a safe route ahead, and security in dangerous situations. Lighthouses are iconic symbols of safety and navigational assistance. He ran back inside almost as soon as he stepped out, a move which saved his life.This image of a lighthouse in a storm is one of guidance, navigation and security in a changing and often threatening world. He sees Theodore and snaps the famous picture. But it is not a rescue helicopter…it is Jean Guichard- camera ready. (CRAZY!) Theodore hears the helicopter, and thinking it’s the one that is going to rescue him, steps outside the door. Meanwhile, Jean Guichard, a photographer, hires a helicopter to take him out to sea during the storm so he could photograph La Jument. Theodore was waiting to be rescued by helicopter during the storm. Destroyed in a 1781 storm, plans were discussed to build a new lighthouse to mark the eastern entrance to. The man in this picture is Theodore Malgorn, the lighthouse keeper. Watch Hill Lighthouse Keepers Association. The story: The year was 1989 and a violent storm hit the Iroise Sea off the western coast of Northern France. And the question we really all want to know- Who is the man standing outside the door….and what happened to him after the picture was taken? The picture is called “The Wave” and is a photograph of the “La Jument” lighthouse off of the northern coast of France. I have always wondered about the story behind this famous picture by Jean Guichard.

Picture of lighthouse keeper in storm