Equilibrium : Traveling Fun Fair :

Circus Frenyo : If it weren't for András Frenyo, who started doing panoramas at Sziget festival in 2001, none of us would have been taking these panoramas over the past years. Thanks for all the effort András!

Here we see András enjoying a moment with his family; there's only one thing András is more passionate about than panoramas, and that's his family.

Admittedly, drinking beer probably ranks high on the list of passions too ;-)

DAY 6 - Playing with Fire (Traveling Fun Fair at Night) :

Radio Barkas : Radio Barkas is the tiny (and oh-so-cute) mobile radio station, broadcasting a groovy mix of 50s and 60s songs to the festival grounds. The music is played from a "condensed" Barkas car, which has all the Barkas djs need in it; turntables, music, speakers, and a smoke machine!

Anton Anderle : The World's Smallest Circus :

Enano : Red Chocolate : Funny guy. Self labeled 'Free Artist'. In essence a clown improviser who draws in the crowd with in unconventional and unpredictable farces for all ages and families.

Heart of Diamond: Creatures of Nature : The stilt-walking Heart of Diamond crew shows off their Creatures of Nature outfit. Every day they roam the island grounds, startling and mesmerising onlookers alike.

KAP - View over the Traveling Fun Fair : This is my honest-to-god first-ever panorama taken with a camera suspended from a kite. The camera is remote controlled so it can be rotated and "fired" from the ground.

Memories : Hungarian old timers like to say, 'The only thing worse than communism is post-communism'. Now, I would take that witha grain of salt, but there's a certain attachment in many to some things from that era. And Sziget Festival 2009, once again, brings you an exhibit of artifacts from everyday Hungarian life of its infamous recent history, with a guide brought back to life for this very purpose.

Konrad Fredericks : Further Adventures of Mr. Punch :