Anthony Gormley's 100 cast iron statues staring impassively westwards is an eerie, yet atmospheric artwork. They appear and disappear with the ebb and flow of the tide (so check the tide times), and take a camera and some props for the arty and comedy photos you will just have to take.
Crosby Beach, Liverpool. Well signposted from the A565.
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Best access to the statues and beach is at the north end, go to Blundellsands rather than the signed route at Waterloo if approaching from Liverpool. With the westerly outlook from this beach, sunsets are an ideal time for keen photographers.
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