A candid and sardonic document of working-class British leisure, this photograph from Martin Parr's seminal series captures the chaotic, sun-soaked realities of a seaside day trip to New Brighton in the 1980s. With his characteristically unflinching eye and saturated colour palette, Parr exposes both the joy and the melancholy of a community seeking respite in a declining resort town. This signed and dated print, one from a limited edition of ten, stands as a defining work in Parr's career and a poignant piece of social documentary photography.