Collection: Rob Ball

Rob Ball has been photographing coastal landscapes for fifteen years, exploring the rhythms and transformations of seaside resorts shaped by seasonal and generational shifts. His work reflects how fractured communities and neglected infrastructure along the coastline adapt and endure, often despite limited investment. Capturing the built environment of these spaces, Ball’s images evoke a sense of nostalgia while highlighting an often-overlooked part of British culture. He is currently working on his fifth monograph, which adds to his continued documentation of coastlines around the world—from Margate to Coney Island, Blackpool to Benidorm.