What started with a Brownie camera as a child grew into a lifelong passion for capturing the world through photography. From 10,000 miles of exploring Great Lakes lighthouses, to chasing birds in flight, to embarking on an African safari, and even documenting state capitols and European cathedrals Jane Moorman’s journey is about seeing beauty where others might not look. Join Jane as she shares the story behind her coffee table books, the adventures that inspired them, and the joy of helping others “see it with their hands.” Featured in this video: 1.Great Lake Lighthouses – Jane’s first published book 2. Birds in Flight – the thrill of motion in the sky 3. Adventures photographing sports, travel, wildlife, and history Upcoming projects: East & West Coast lighthouses, European cathedrals, and more If you love travel, photography, and discovering beauty in everyday places, this channel is for you. Subscribe to follow along as Jane’s journey continues!
Jane Moorman: From Great Lakes Lighthouses to Global Adventures in Photography
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