Seascape & Landscape Fine Art Photography Prints

Sunset surf at Nokomis Beach on Florida’s Gulf Coast

Rhode Island Seascape & Landscape Photography Prints

I’ve been photographing the Rhode Island coast for over 30 years, and here’s the truth: I could be standing at the base of the most beautiful scene, and I’m staring at the ground looking for a good rock. That’s the job. Somewhere in all those mornings, I’ve come home with a few pictures I’m actually proud of, and the best ones end up as prints you can hang on your own wall.

This fall I’m moving to Venice, Florida, so keep an eye out. A few sunsets from down there are already showing up in the galleries. It’s the Gulf Coast, so the sun goes down over the water instead of coming up over it. Same camera, same guy, just chasing the light in a second spot now.

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Browse the Print Collections

These are the collections — seascapes, landscapes, and a few odds and ends I couldn’t resist keeping around. Have a look through and see what catches your eye.

Seascape Prints

Winter sunrise at Rocky Point Park, Rhode Island, with ice-covered rocks along the shoreline

Ocean shots — sunrise, storm light, whatever the water was doing that morning. These are the ones I keep coming back to shoot, year after year.

Landscape Prints

Heart-shaped rock formation at Sculptured Rocks Natural Area in Groton, New Hampshire

The inland stuff — hills, rivers, fields, the occasional lonely tree. Less predictable than the coast, which is half of why I like shooting it.

Other Collections

F6F Hellcat aircraft inside a hangar, with the open hangar door in front of the nose

Everything that didn’t fit in land or sea — night shots, cars, still life, whatever caught my eye that didn’t belong anywhere else.

Why People Hang These On Their Walls

Every print here started as me standing somewhere at an inconvenient hour, waiting for the light to do something worth stopping for. I can’t tell you exactly why a photo of a place you’ve never been ends up meaning something on your wall — but it happens more than you’d think.

Visual Peace

Fine art seascape print by Mike Dooley displayed above a chairs in a medical office waiting room, evoking calm and confidence.

Some places just need to be a little quieter, a little calmer. My collections have been popular with the local medical community. I am humbled to say that my work has traveled to the walls of hallways, offices and, most importantly (to me), the waiting rooms of medical facilities across the region.

If you have a space that could use a little visual peace and quiet, explore my galleries.

A Break From the Screen

Mike Dooley standing in front of some of his photos at a fine art gallery exhibit of his landscape and seascape prints.

We spend a ton of time looking at screens: our phones, our work terminals, even our dashboards during the commute. And when we get home? Netflix? Give your eyes, your mind and your soul a rest. It’s not just a photo. A print on the wall offers a momentary escape from a busy day. A happy memory.

Picking the Right Print

Photographer Mike Dooley signing a fine art photographic print before professional framing and delivery to a client.

Everything you’ll want to know about buying a print: what you’re getting, finding your special image, choosing sizes. Help choosing between paper and metal. Tips on where and how to hang your new piece of art. Or is it peace of art? It’s okay, I make me laugh too.

Size, paper or metal, where to hang it. I wrote all of that down in one place so you don’t have to guess. I’ve done the legwork, so hopefully picking one is the easy part.

Where These Prints Have Ended Up

My prints have ended up in living rooms, offices, medical spaces, and a few galleries over the years. Here’s what people who bought one have said about it:

Picking art for a hospital, restaurant or office? Here’s how I work with businesses and art consultants →

Mike Dooley holding a large fine art print at a medical lab, illustrating scale and presence of the artwork.

When a Print Starts a Conversation

Sometimes a single print starts a conversation. At a medical lab, one of my seascapes hung behind the check-in counter, and when I introduced myself, staff from every corner came over to meet me and tell me their own stories about it.

That’s the part of this job I didn’t expect — how often a print ends up being about more than the picture.

Fine Art Landscape Photographer Mike Dooley signs a print of Sakonnet Lighthouse of the coast of Rhode Island

What Collectors Are Saying

Join Me Behind The Print

Each photograph has a story behind it.
Come read how it happened.

Sunrise over the snow-covered beach at Conimicut Point Park, Warwick, Rhode Island
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