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Latitude 2013 – readers' festival photos

Witness Latitude: Sheep
Latitude's iconic colourful sheep. Photograph: Philli Swindale/GuardianWitness
Witness Latitude: Beer and James Blake
"Sitting on the grass with son Michael and friends listening to James Blake in the welcomed arrival of the sunshine." Photograph: ID1990582/GuardianWitness
Witness Latitude: Knitting at Latitude
"Two young festival goers teach other knitting at the 'Keep and Share' Knitting tent on Friday 19th July. I was helping on this stand all weekend and had so many fantastic conversations, and it was incredibly busy the whole time - a great experience!" Photograph: sajona/GuardianWitness
Witness Latitude: Friday evening by the lake
"Just perfect. Friday evening by the lake… speechless." Photograph: Rita Saraco/GuardianWitness
Witness Latitude: The Faraway Forest at Latitude
The Faraway Forest – the Latitude woodlands come into their own at night. Photograph: StephenJMatthews /GuardianWitness
Witness Latitude: The Waterfront stage
The entirely factually-named Waterfront stage. Photograph: Philli Swindale/GuardianWitness
Witness Latitude: Festival-goer wearing Kraftwerk 3D glasses
One festival-goer sports his Kraftwerk 3D glasses. Photograph: Philli Swindale /GuardianWitness
Witness Latitude: Kraftwerk setting up
Kraftwerk setting up. These days the electronic music pioneers are almost entirely composed of pixels. Photograph: ID4686570/GuardianWitness
Witness Latitude: Alt-J on the BBC Radio 6 Stage
Alt J on the BBC Radio 6 Stage, beneath a cold and indifferent moon, which had only come along as it had them confused with Django Django. Photograph: Philli Swindale /GuardianWitness
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