Phil Sutters' photos

The posters are on hoardings around a supermarket building that is being redeveloped as a health hub. The posters have been created by local artists or are, in a few cases, reproductions of old official notices. The mural artworks appear on buildings in or near to the town centre. It has been a rather sad neglected area. Most of the main shops are now in retail parks across the river. I did a rather more extensive photo foray there, but the photos seem to have not registered on the SD card or been deleted in some way. Fortunately there will be more chances to repeat the exercise in the future.

The Bridge Inn has its origins in the 18th century and was extended in the 19th. About five years ago, after a period of inactivity, it was bought by a Lewes brewery. It has since been refurbished and now looks from the outside, to be in pristine condition. You can see its Historic England listing at historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1280332?section=official-list-entry where a few more of my photographs can be found.

The word being 'Boot'

I wonder if this was a student exercise in photography. It doesn't look like a professional photoshoot for a product, although from a quick Google Image search, the T shirt and shorts are distinctive items from the Chenille Patch range. There isn't the professional kit and no evidence of any ancillary colleagues for make-up or styling.