Photographer Bill Merlavage was at the recent Del Fest. The festival persevered through much rain and mud, and so did Bill. He’s posted over 300 photos of the event on his website, and they are great photos. If you were there and want to relive it through photos, take a look. If you didn’t make it and you want a glimpse of what it was like, here you go.
Be sure to visit Merlavage Images to see all 300 photos.
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