Your favourite Glasto images

[brain yolk!]

stone circle wed night

[jamiejc]

Flare sellers grrrrrrrr!

Edited June 30, 2011 by jamiejc

[m_bantam]

plenty more here

http://www.flickr.com/photos/markymarek80/

couldnt upload pic direct on here

http://www.flickr.com/photos/markymarek80/5888888638/in/set-72157626961339583

Edited June 30, 2011 by m_bantam

[jameshunt]

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couldnt upload pic direct on here

There you go. You have to grab the actual jpg URL and then stick it between IMG tags.

Edited June 30, 2011 by jameshunt

[bsolxiv]

I'll drip a few of these in slowly

[Bubblepopelectric]

[Bubblepopelectric]

[ark]

Anyone seen these?

http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2011/06/music_and_mud_glastonbury_fest.html

Scroll down to number 34 and tell me whether that was REALLY taken on the Monday - surely nowhere was that mud free ?????

[MissKim]

Anyone seen these?

http://www.boston.co...nbury_fest.html

Scroll down to number 34 and tell me whether that was REALLY taken on the Monday - surely nowhere was that mud free ?????

Ohh, cheers, been waiting for someone to paste a link to these! And yup, I had a nap in an ex-tent space on the Sunday evening pre- night out. It was amazing how quickly the mud dried up!!

[Leedspete]

Anyone seen these?

http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2011/06/music_and_mud_glastonbury_fest.html

Scroll down to number 34 and tell me whether that was REALLY taken on the Monday - surely nowhere was that mud free ?????

It certainly wasn't taken on the Weds, Thurs, Fri or Sat!

Dairy was like that in some places, quite often where people had plastic sheets in the middle of their camping areas.

[rubenz]

I love this photo, loads of nutters raving at the Hub during the day with an old hippy looking guy wandering over to join in!

Edited July 1, 2011 by rubenz

[geebus]

Scroll down to number 34 and tell me whether that was REALLY taken on the Monday - surely nowhere was that mud free ?????

Even the Oxylers (Other stage end) camping field was looking pretty green still by Monday... we were maybe 15 meters in.

My pics are here: http://gees.zenfolio.com/glasto2011

Nothing amazing because I didn't make as much effort as I intended to and was often quite drunk .

[geebus]

[MissKim]

Love the mud reflections! Beautiful! Some great shots this year- massive respect to those of you who were out with your cameras in the mud! I was too worried about falling over and crushing it (amongst other things) to have mine out too much. Got a few to post but nothing too impressive due to said fears. Here's a taster:

[MissKim]

[chasg]

A few of my favourites are below. You can find lots more at the following links, under "Charles Gervais": Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat, Sun (forgive me, I'm not trying to show off, this is the photo thread after all and I'm happy to have my shots in and amongst all of the great work here).

Cheers!

Chas

[rock n roll star]

Bump!!!!

[Keef]

Cheers!

Chas

Hang on - that shadow doesn't match the man! Look at the hands of the shadow compared to his hands. Or is that his act? He can move faster than light!

[Oddone]

By george you are right.

[Oddone]

My 2nd 50 photos are online!

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.159106784157866.38358.154163551318856

[wolfticket]

Hang on - that shadow doesn't match the man! Look at the hands of the shadow compared to his hands. Or is that his act? He can move faster than light!

I think it must be multiple exposures. Maybe a result of HDR, or a composite that achieves the same thing?

Edited July 3, 2011 by wolfticket

[RedTaff]

That mis-matching shadow unicyclist picture really is very peculiar?!?

[ishsy]

a select few of my boyfriend's images, Shangri-La at stooopid o'clock in the morning Saturday:

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[whateverman]

I think I may have an explanation for the juggling shadow man. I'm just guessing so I could be well wrong.

Could it be some kind of 'rolling shutter' effect?

On a traditional SLR camera, and on some digital cameras, the image is captured all in one go. But some cameras capture the image a line at a time - meaning that things recorded in one part of the frame (e.g. the top of the frame) actually take place slightly before events recorded in other parts of the frame.

I'm not tecchy enough to know if this is a plausable explanation - but anyway.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolling_shutter

[mandypants]

That shadow pic is spooky!