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A PHOTOGRAPHER believes a fallen tree which now resembles a “figure walking into the sea” could serve to educate future generations on the impact of coastal erosion. James Lowe, a photographer who has lived in Walton for the past ten years, captured these images after it caught his interest. Picture: James Lowe “As a photographer, I find landscapes, nature and decay quite interesting as subjects and I was looking at it in an artistic way,” he said. “It was almost resembling a figure walking into the sea. I am sure to others it is now just an eyesore that should be shifted, ...

A KEEN photographer has described the “unnerving” moment a cliff started to crumble just metres away from where he and his partner were walking their dogs. Lee Chamberlain, 33, from Kirby Cross, was strolling along a section of beach in front of the Naze Tower, in Walton, with partner Luke Tappenden, 28, on Sunday afternoon. The unsuspecting pair were also accompanied by their two happily running dogs, Jess and Mia, as well as Mr Chamberlain’s partner’s father. But all of a sudden, a cluster of rocks started to roll down the cliffside, before huge chunks of the slowly eroding ...

A KEEN photographer has described the “unnerving” moment a cliff started to crumble just metres away from where he and his partner were walking their dogs. Lee Chamberlain, 33, from Kirby Cross, was strolling along a section of beach in front of the Naze Tower, in Walton, with partner Luke Tappenden, 28, on Sunday afternoon. The unsuspecting pair were also accompanied by their two happily running dogs, Jess and Mia, as well as Mr Chamberlain’s partner’s father. But all of a sudden, a cluster of rocks started to roll down the cliffside, before huge chunks of the slowly eroding ...