Land Loss, by London-based photographer Max Miechowski, depicts the people, landscapes and subtle minutiae of England’s eastern coastline, a windswept stretch of land that is rapidly disappearing into the sea.

Greece might be better known for its temples, Gods and heroes, rather than for photography. But in spite of the youthfulness of the medium (in comparison to ancient Greek civilization), over the years many esteemed artists have documented our modern relationship to this ancient land.