A stock photo showing sand fencing installed along a beach shoreline to support dune regrowth and protect against hurricane damage. The fencing runs parallel to the shore, guiding windblown sand back into the dune system while stabilizing vulnerable coastal areas. The scene is documentary in nature, clearly illustrating coastal management practices rather than recreation or tourism.
Photographed in South Carolina, this image documents real shoreline protection infrastructure. While the location is included for accuracy, the visual reads broadly as a recognizable coastal conservation measure used throughout hurricane-prone regions.
Strong linear fencing and open shoreline create clear structure and generous space for informational overlays or headlines.
✓ Editorial or educational content about coastal erosion and dune restoration
✓ Environmental, conservation, or climate-related storytelling
✓ Government, nonprofit, or academic materials explaining shoreline protection
📍 Tip: Align text along the direction of the fencing to reinforce the visual narrative of protection and regrowth.
Clear lifetime commercial license
Marketing, websites, blogs, educational materials, and editorial graphics
Optional, never required
Commercial use permitted
Resale as a standalone image not allowed
Final sale digital download
Made by one artist — Katie Dobies Photography. No subscriptions. No AI imagery. Clear licensing you can trust.
A stock photo showing sand fencing installed along a beach shoreline to support dune regrowth and protect against hurricane damage. The fencing runs parallel to the shore, guiding windblown sand back into the dune system while stabilizing vulnerable coastal areas. The scene is documentary in nature, clearly illustrating coastal management practices rather than recreation or tourism.
Photographed in South Carolina, this image documents real shoreline protection infrastructure. While the location is included for accuracy, the visual reads broadly as a recognizable coastal conservation measure used throughout hurricane-prone regions.
Strong linear fencing and open shoreline create clear structure and generous space for informational overlays or headlines.
✓ Editorial or educational content about coastal erosion and dune restoration
✓ Environmental, conservation, or climate-related storytelling
✓ Government, nonprofit, or academic materials explaining shoreline protection
📍 Tip: Align text along the direction of the fencing to reinforce the visual narrative of protection and regrowth.
Clear lifetime commercial license
Marketing, websites, blogs, educational materials, and editorial graphics
Optional, never required
Commercial use permitted
Resale as a standalone image not allowed
Final sale digital download
Made by one artist — Katie Dobies Photography. No subscriptions. No AI imagery. Clear licensing you can trust.
