LarkFest 2010 photos

posted Sep 27, 2010

Why wouldn't a panda be there?

You couldn't have asked for better weather for this year's LarkFest. And an estimated 70,000 people seemed to agree.

Sebastien sent along a whole bunch of photos from the day. As he wrote on his site:

Center Square neighbors, including myself, know the drill. Either leave Albany for the day, or embrace the crowd, the music, the vendors... and have fun. I grabbed my camera and spent the better part of this beautiful day on my favorite street.

A bunch of his photos -- along with a few links to other photosets -- after the jump.

The slient disco

The Charlie Watts Riots

Sirsy

Harper Blynn

Kaiser Cartel

Eli "Paperboy" Reed

Backyard Tire Fire

Here's Sebastien's whole photoset from the day.

A few more photosets

This set by Flickr user las includes a bunch of individual people shots.

Mark Stempien's set includes a lot of crowd shots.

And Ed snapped a pic of Lark Street as zombie apocalypse.

photo: Sebastien B

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tags: Lark Street, LarkFest, music, photos

Comments

That panda is my boy!

... said Jason Steven Murphy on Sep 27, 2010 at 3:17 PM | link

Funny panda caption!

... said Laura on Sep 27, 2010 at 3:31 PM | link

PANDA WATCH!!!

... said Summer on Sep 27, 2010 at 3:52 PM | link

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