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PHOTOGRAPHY
People and events

COLIN BAILEY
ARTIST & PRINTMAKER
Photography
People and Events
PHOTOGRAPHY: People and Events
Whilst I have used photography extensively for many years and indeed used to teach it at Working Men’s College back in the 1980’s, I tend to see it as a mainly as  means towards capturing images for my paintings or prints.
These photographs are a sample of the many I have taken over the last couple of years which will probably never be used as paintings. Many are of local events in Rye and Hastings  or are esoteric views of  details of these towns.
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Bonfire night in Hastings
Bonfire night in Hastings
Bonfire night in Hastings.
Bonfire night in Hastings
Bonfire night in Hastings
Hastings Seafood and Wine Festival
Hastings Seafood and Wine Festival
Jack in the Green
Jack in the Green
Jack in the Green
Hastings Dummies
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Hastings Sea food and wine Festival: Held on the Stade by the net huts in September
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Hastings: Jack in the Green in May
Hastings celebrates a bewildering array of festivals: The Jack in the Green,  Old Town Carnival week, the Seafood and Wine festival and of course the Bonfire procession which confusingly is held in October to coincide with the anniversary of the Battle of Hastings. All are an opportunity to dress ups and generally act a bit silly!
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The Bonfire procession makes its way down Hastings High Street
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