Wooden house in a prairie landscape against an empty sky. One small bush sits in front of the house and telephone wires extend behind it on the left.

L. Whitney Standish was an American architect and photographer born in 1919. His work was exhibited throughout the 1940s and early 50s in salons and magazines. He was heavily involved with the New England Council of Camera Clubs and Photographic Society of America. (Christian Peterson, MIA, on Luminous Lint, 2013)