Ness Point, Lowestoft is led by a red-banded white lighthouse beside the sea, with a broad beach and seafront buildings giving Suffolk's eastern edge a crisp coastal identity.

The tall beacon rises from a concrete promenade, its lantern capped in copper above a red central band. Timber groynes project into shallow water beside the sand, while a row of pale houses and domed rooftops follows the seawall. Large cream clouds sit low against the blue-grey sky.

Ness Point, Lowestoft holds the recognisable meeting of town and North Sea that residents and regular visitors return to. The lighthouse, beach and promenade bring together the everyday edge of the resort, where the shore begins directly beside the buildings. It captures the familiar walk between the seawall and the shifting line of incoming waves.