Shoreline — New Work & A Trip to Dun Laoghaire

Shoreline — New Work & A Trip to Dun Laoghaire

It's been a productive few weeks on the coast, and I'm delighted to share two things with you today: a brand new collection of fine art prints, and a glimpse into some work I've been doing across the water in Dun Laoghaire, Dublin and locally.

Shoreline | My Favourite Work Taken In June

The Shoreline collection is now live — ten black and white fine art photographs from the  coastline, each one a study in the relationship between the made and the elemental.

Night Surge — jagged dark rocks engulfed by swirling white water under a dramatically dark painterly sky, black and white fine art photography by Roy Fraser

Iron railings, weathered posts, harbour bollards, and ancient granite — all rendered luminous by long exposure and a still, patient eye. These are images about endurance, stillness, and the quiet poetry of the shoreline.

Each print is available as a fine art canvas or archival paper print, produced to gallery standard and printed to order. Browse the full Shoreline collection here →

A Recent Trip to Dun Laoghaire, Dublin

The Watch — harbour quayside with striped bollards and chain-linked posts, lighthouse and fortified building on the horizon across a silky long-exposure sea, black and white fine art photography by Roy Fraser

Earlier this month I spent time at Dun Laoghaire on the south coast of Dublin Bay — a place with extraordinary light, dramatic granite piers, and a long maritime history that feels deeply familiar to anyone who loves the Dorset coast.

Here are seven images from that trip, some above and below. They're fresh from the edit and I'd love to know what you think.

The Marker — slender pole with circle top standing in luminous misty long-exposure water with dark rock silhouette and scattered stones, black and white fine art photography by Roy Fraser

The Gatekeepers — two iron posts with curved tops on a granite jetty reflected in still long-exposure water under a luminous horizon, black and white fine art photography by Roy Fraser

The Crossing — two iron handrails with curved ends descending into silky long-exposure coastal water with granite rocks, black and white fine art photography by Roy Fraser

The Descent — iron handrail leading into silky calm coastal water, black and white fine art photography by Roy Fraser

The Last Post — solitary weathered jetty post draped in seaweed in churning swirling sea under a dramatic dark sky, black and white fine art photography by Roy Fraser

The Way Down — triangular iron railing atop a granite boulder with silky long-exposure sea and distant island under a brooding sky, black and white fine art photography by Roy FraserThe Descent — iron railing descending into misty long-exposure sea with granite rocks, black and white fine art photography by Roy Fraser

All images © Roy Fraser. Long-exposure black and white fine art photography, Dun Laoghaire, Dublin, 2026.

Which Is Your Favourite?

I'd genuinely love to know which image speaks to you most — from either the new Shoreline collection or the Dun Laoghaire work above.

Drop me an email at roy@fraserportraits.com and tell me your number one. I read every message and it genuinely helps shape what I print next.

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