A striking aerial view of Singer Castle on Dark Island as a freighter passes through the St. Lawrence River, photographed by renowned Thousand Islands photographer Ian Coristine.
Singer Castle is one of the most recognizable landmarks of the Thousand Islands. This dramatic image captures the castle surrounded by the blue waters of the St. Lawrence, with a large commercial ship passing remarkably close to Dark Island — a classic scene that reflects both the beauty and working history of the river.
Singer Castle was built for Frederick Bourne, president of the Singer Sewing Machine Company, as an island retreat. Today, the castle remains one of the region's most fascinating historic landmarks.
From Ian Coristine's celebrated The 1000 Islands photography collection.
Details:
• Photography by Ian Coristine
• Singer Castle on Dark Island
• St. Lawrence River / Thousand Islands
• Aerial view with passing freighter
• Ian Coristine signature printed on front
• Canadian-made postcard
• Ideal for collecting, mailing or framing