Beautiful maritime landscapes
England's Coast, by Steve Edmunds
England’s Coast offers a clockwise photographic tour of the English coastline, beginning at Berwick-upon-Tweed and winding through Northumberland, Yorkshire, Norfolk, Kent, Sussex and more, ending up in Cumbria. The book captures the diverse beauty of England’s shores, from bustling towns to quaint seaside ports.
Featuring harbours, beaches, lighthouses, and piers, each image showcases the unique charm of the English coast. The visuals inspire readers to explore England’s coastal treasures, highlighting the beauty of them even on a rainy day.
England's Coast
By Steve Edmunds
Amberley, £17.99
ISBN: 978 13981 14111
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