I find the photos great, but I won't take them for an objective view of New Brighton, of course. They are an artist's view, highly filtered and selective, and this is what makes them interesting. It's finding the expressive sides of mundane, even bleak parts of life. I bet most ladies visiting the resort did not sunbathe topless in the shade of a heavy excavator. But again, that's what makes that shot more interesting than a shot of simply an excavator, or simply a sunbathing lady; it adds an (imagined) story and emotion.