Amazing aerial photography shows county from above

Andrew Gardner

26 June 2024 at 0:00 am

Sussex Square from above <i>(Image: Dave Mason / The Argus Camera Club)</i> — Sussex Square from above *(Image: Dave Mason / The Argus Camera Club)*

A drone photographer has captured stunning images of the county from above.

Dave Mason sent his flying camera into the sky to see Sussex from a different angle from Hove Beach to the Jack and Jill windmills at Clayton.

Rolling hills and beaches stretching off into the distance were all photographed by Dave, who uploaded his pictures to our camera club.

He captured the symmetrical architecture in Sussex Square and the Millionaire's Row of houses near Hove Lagoon.

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