Old Jurien Bay Jetty by acclaimed Australian photographer Matt Day offers a hauntingly beautiful view of one of Western Australia’s historic coastal relics. Built around 1885–1887 to serve early pastoral and shipping activities under Walter Padbury, the timber jetty at Jurien Bay eventually fell into disuse and was largely buried by sand and sea, its decaying pylons now standing as silent sentinels in turquoise waters. Day’s capture frames the remaining structure against pristine water and shore‑line sand, blending heritage and natural beauty into a tranquil, contemplative scene.

Available in premium formats through Salt & Sol, Old Jurien Bay Jetty can be ordered as a stretched canvas print, framed print, floating frame or fine art paper edition. Each medium is designed to preserve the crisp details of the weathered timber, the luminous sea hues and the quiet historic presence of the location. Ideal for beachside homes, modern interiors or heritage‑inspired spaces, this artwork brings both a story and a moment of coastal calm into your home.