I didn't take a proper camera to Glastonbury -- I bought three disposable film cameras, one with a flash, two without. A bad workman always blames his tools, and I'm no exception -- disposable cameras take rubbish pictures, and the evidence is here.
In case anyone's interested, I got the pictures developed by TriplePrint, including transfer to CD. It's OK -- it took a while, but the CD comes with the images in nice standard JPEG format, at a variety of resolutions, the second highest of which are the original source for the pictures I'm using here (I subsequently shrinked them down to 480x320 because they're not good enough pictures to waste too much server space on). Things are looking a little bit better since I compensated by the overexposure by doing a gamma correction on all the pictures.
Sights seen while wandering around.
The Greenpeace climbing wall
An angel (and a statue someone cobbled together)
The Wicker Snail
Footballers
A tent I should have visited
Some gardeners
Children playing on the beach
Chess
Love
Wooden man
Bob makes an appearance
Subgenius!
Fun with an inflatable
Filling the slurry pit
Nice shoes
A pretty large extended family this year, and a very civilised camp thanks to the remarkable contruction material that is Duck Tape.
Greg and Tim enjoy Chilli
John and Tim enjoy Love
Dan, Claire, my thumb
Ian in typical pose
Tom and Abbi in typical pose
Another Tim and Greg pic
Greg making a start on our flagpole
Tim and Greg in repose
A spot of Go at the camp
The pleasure and security of a gated community
Chilling at the tents
Emma and Floyd
My tent
At least Claire is paying attention
Tom makes use of the facilities
This 50-odd piece Japanese jazz orchestra opened to festival on the Friday afternoon at the Pyramid stage, and they were something else. These pictures are from their second set, in the evening on the Jazz World stage. Even from the second row, the wide angle of the disposable cameras means it was impossible to get any decent close-ups.
This lot...
... are ...
... mad ...
... but great
Not many pictures of this (other than Shibusashirazu) because it's not a very photogenic activity...
The lineup, and my thumb
I think this was Rolf Harris' audience
Greg meets Roger Waters in person
Dave, broken
Another casualty (no I don't know him)