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Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

The Upjohn Pill and Granule Co. Products II by William Christiansen

The Upjohn Pill and Granule Co. 1895 by William Christiansen

The Upjohn Pill and Granule Co. Products by William Christiansen

Detroit Tigers Briggs Stadium by William Christiansen

Al Kaline Tribute by William Christiansen

Kalamazoo Antique Golf Clubs by William Christiansen

Antique Golf Clubs by William Christiansen

Antique Tennis Rackets II by William Christiansen

Antique Tennis Rackets with Tennis Ball by William Christiansen

Antique Tennis Rackets with Ball Can by William Christiansen

Antique Tennis Rackets by William Christiansen

Edison Seaside Polka II by William Christiansen

Edison Seaside Polka by William Christiansen

Barrel Aging Bourbon by William Christiansen

Schoodic Point Sunrise by William Christiansen

Stars over Bunkers Harbor by William Christiansen

Schoodic Point Dawn by William Christiansen

Newport Cove Overlook by William Christiansen

Morning Light on the Monument by William Christiansen

Monument Cove by William Christiansen

Low Sweet Blueberry in Acadia NP by William Christiansen

Evening Light at Schoodic Point by William Christiansen

Cadillac Mountain by William Christiansen

Bunkers Harbor Sunset by William Christiansen
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About William Christiansen
My medium is digital photography despite what your eyes may suggest. My intention is that my work will take you to a place you’ve never been before, a place you’ve been wanting to visit, or a place you already have fond memories of.
I seek out these potentially inspiring locals to capture a moment at just the right time, and in just the right light, but I am often surprised by the synchronistic events that coincide with the shot. Be it the bird appearing at just the right time off the Pictured Rocks or the Big Dipper showing up by the Totem Pole in Monument Valley.
I post-process the photo to convey my vision—what I saw and felt—when I captured the shot.