A photographer from the Argus Camera Club has produced a collection of images documenting various aspects of Brighton.

Yvonne Kinasz compiled the series, which spans from the coastal areas and harbour to architectural features, public art installations and elevated viewpoints throughout the city.

The compilation showcases Brighton’s distinctive character through its juxtaposition of contemporary attractions and historic structures.

Notable subjects include the i360 observation tower, the Upside Down House, and the surviving elements of the West Pier.

Maritime scenes featuring vessels in the harbour appear alongside street-level perspectives of buildings and painted works displayed throughout the urban environment.

The photographs capture the vibrant atmosphere associated with the seaside location while emphasizing the creative elements present throughout the cityscape.

Historical significance and artistic expression combine as recurring themes across the diverse range of subjects documented in the collection.