Taken on a recent trip to London. Loved the repeating pattern and the (sort of) converging lines (geek).

Jazzed up with a cheeky bit of vignetting.

Taken at the Glastonbury Festival 2010.

No tripod unfortunately, so I had Lissa hold my bag while I took the snap – hand supporting the camera, kneeling down with an elbow resting on my leg. Probably looked like a complete tit, but held it still long enough for the photo to actually come out.

Love the fact the moon poked its head out from behind a cloud a split second before I took the shot. The more egotistical part of me likes to think the sky was posing…

I’ll try to make this the last 2010 Glastonbury photo I post – normal service will resume shortly!

Taken at the Glastonbury Festival 2010.

I love flares. So much so that when people spark them up next to me, I tend to forget the music and go on a mission to get the best photo I can. Call it an obsession if you want.

In this case I had to duck about a bit to see round the army of giants standing next to me (seriously, that many tall people in one group is just unnatural). In the end the shot came out pretty well I though – sort of gives the impression of looking through a tunnel of people.

Love it when a plan comes together!

Taken at the Green Fields, Glastonbury Festival 2010.

No reason for posting this photo other than the fact I thought it was a nice scene – and the mash of colours works well against the grass & sky.

If you’ve been following my last 3-4 photos, it may by now be obvious that I sorta want to be back at Glasto!

Taken at the Glastonbury Festival 2010 – sunday night, about 1am.

I was determined to get a decent photo of a sky lantern – by chance, a couple sat metres away from me and Lissa started preparing to let one go, so I started snapping. They looked a bit confused at first, probably wondering why I was sat pointing a camera at them, but they soon gave up caring and got on with it.

Photos from the same sequence can also be found here and here.

Well ok, its actually a 2010 photo. I’m having a play with an “old photo style” Gimp plugin, and I liked the effect.

Original is here.

Taken at the Glastonbury Festival 2010.

A shot of this year’s quirky Dance Field decoration – cubehenge. Basically a big circle of plastic boxes that rotate colour. Hard to describe, but very very cool to look at.

Took a few attempts to get the colour right (having taken it at about 2am) but happy with how it turned out in the end. Especially like the silouhettes of the random drugged up revellers – just wished they’d spread out a bit.

Taken at the Glastonbury Festival 2010.

By the friday evening, a group of lads had set up camp next to us with 2 huge flags, modelled in the picture above. Damn convenient when you’re stumbling back to your tent at 3am, due to the fact you can see the bloody things from a mile away!

Never had a chance to say hello to the guys that owned the flags, but if by some stroke of chance you end up reading this, thanks for your help!

I’ve always got time for the cliches