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IN SUSSEX, BONFIRE NIGHT IS CELEBRATED LIKE NOWHERE ELSE IN ENGLAND. ONE OF THE BIGGEST EVENTS TAKES PLACE IN LITTLEHAMPTON WHOSE BONFIRE SOCIETY DATES BACK TO 1952. SOMEWHAT BIZARRELY, ITS MEMBERS DRESS UP AS RED INDIANS!
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- 1. IMAGES OF LITTLEHAMPTON BONFIRE NIGHT IMAGES OUT OF THE ORDINARY ! gary marlowe NOVEMBER 2009
- 2. gary marlowe INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY NOTICE THE IMAGES CONTAINED IN THIS PRESENTATION WERE CREATED BY GARY MARLOWE AND, WHILST BEING AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING ON SLIDESHARE, THEY REMAIN THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OF GARY MARLOWE. © GARY MARLOWE | 2009 IMAGES OUT OF THE ORDINARY IN SUSSEX, BONFIRE NIGHT IS CELEBRATED LIKE NOWHERE ELSE IN ENGLAND. MANY TOWNS HAVE SO- CALLED BONFIRE SOCIETIES, WHO STAGE PARADES AND FIREWORK DISPLAYS. MEMBERS OF EACH SOCIETY DRESS UP IN THEIR OWN TRADITIONAL COSTUMES. ONE OF THE BIGGEST EVENTS TAKES PLACE IN LITTLEHAMPTON WHOSE SOCIETY DATES BACK TO 1952. SOMEWHAT BIZARRELY, ITS MEMBERS DRESS AS RED INDIANS. THE EVENING BEGINS WITH A TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION WHICH INCLUDES MEMBERS OF OTHER SOCIETIES EACH CARRYING THEIR OWN BANNER AND, EQUALLY STRANGE, ALSO FEATURES A PROCESSION OF STEAM ENGINES. IT ENDS WITH THE LIGHTING OF AN ENORMOUS BONFIRE AND A FIREWORK DISPLAY OVER THE SEA. THOUSANDS COME TO WATCH, MANY DRESS UP IN HALLOWEEN COSTUMES. THESE PICTURES AIM TO CAPTURE THE SPIRIT OF THE 2009 EVENT.
- 24. Photography > creatively capturing and enhancing people, places and products Graphics > designing eye-catching font-driven imagery PowerPoint > creating persuasive presentations that look good and deliver a memorable message Proposals > responding to a brief, coming up with ideas, presenting them in a compelling way Scripts > putting words in other peoples’ mouths, that sound natural and communicate clearly Copywriting > crafting sparkling copy for brochures, leaflets and websites Straplines > conveying a company’s or a product’s attributes with just a few well-chosen words IDEAS OUT OF THE ORDINARY
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