Lo-Fi Festival 2013

Elizabeth Rose, of the Acrobatic Conundrum, plays on an installation at the seventh annual Lo-Fi Festival Saturday, August 24, 2013, at The Smoke Farm in Arlington. This year's theme was "Must Be Present to Win!" (Jordan Stead, seattlepi.com)

Mirror installations distort the view of a leafy corner of the property at the seventh annual Lo-Fi Festival Saturday, August 24, 2013, at The Smoke Farm in Arlington. This year's theme was "Must Be Present to Win!" (Jordan Stead, seattlepi.com)

Artists weave together the "Done/Undone" loom installation at the seventh annual Lo-Fi Festival Saturday, August 24, 2013, at The Smoke Farm in Arlington. This year's theme was "Must Be Present to Win!" (Jordan Stead, seattlepi.com)

A girl takes part in Devon Hale's "CrayongieBen" at the seventh annual Lo-Fi Festival Saturday, August 24, 2013, at The Smoke Farm in Arlington. This year's theme was "Must Be Present to Win!" (Jordan Stead, seattlepi.com)

Musicians and performers move through seventh annual Lo-Fi Festival Saturday, August 24, 2013, at The Smoke Farm in Arlington. This year's theme was "Must Be Present to Win!" (Jordan Stead, seattlepi.com)

Huck Hammer, center, and Ruby Grieshaber, right, play on living furniture at the seventh annual Lo-Fi Festival Saturday, August 24, 2013, at The Smoke Farm in Arlington. This year's theme was "Must Be Present to Win!" (Jordan Stead, seattlepi.com)

Performers in ghillie suits prepare to hang written pieces typed out on typewriters at the seventh annual Lo-Fi Festival Saturday, August 24, 2013, at The Smoke Farm in Arlington. This year's theme was "Must Be Present to Win!" (Jordan Stead, seattlepi.com)

Elizabeth Rose, of the Acrobatic Conundrum, collects water for her installation at the seventh annual Lo-Fi Festival Saturday, August 24, 2013, at The Smoke Farm in Arlington. This year's theme was "Must Be Present to Win!" (Jordan Stead, seattlepi.com)

Kristi Krein, left, and Sam Velazquez, right, construct "Gender Hut" at the seventh annual Lo-Fi Festival Saturday, August 24, 2013, at The Smoke Farm in Arlington. This year's theme was "Must Be Present to Win!" (Jordan Stead, seattlepi.com)

Mediterranean Fantasy Festival | West Seattle

Deanna "Tamzine" Metz, a pharmacy tech, swirls through her veiling performance on the second day of the 25th Annual Mediterranean Fantasy Festival Sunday, July 22, 2012, at the Hiawatha Playfield and Community Center in West Seattle, Washington. "This is where I get to see all of my friends and just chill," Metz said. Metz has been a dancer for 10 years. The two-day event is the largest belly dancing festival in the Pacific Northwest.

Suzanna Davis, second from top left, cheers on another dancer from her spot in the crowd during the 25th Annual Mediterranean Fantasy Festival Sunday, July 22, 2012, at the Hiawatha Playfield and Community Center in West Seattle, Washington.

Debbie Cram, left, and Barb Smith, right, warm up for their performance during the 25th Annual Mediterranean Fantasy Festival Sunday, July 22, 2012, at the Hiawatha Playfield and Community Center in West Seattle, Washington.

Dancer Hasani Abbott shows off a dress to a customer from her merchandise tent during the 25th Annual Mediterranean Fantasy Festival Sunday, July 22, 2012, at the Hiawatha Playfield and Community Center in West Seattle, Washington. The two-day event is the largest belly dancing festival in the Pacific Northwest.

Dancer Meaghan McKracken watches closely as she carefully applies makeup to a friend during the 25th Annual Mediterranean Fantasy Festival Sunday, July 22, 2012, at the Hiawatha Playfield and Community Center in West Seattle, Washington.

Beth Ann Hinkle, a fifth year performer with Hands of Kali, practices balancing a scimitar sword on her head during the 25th Annual Mediterranean Fantasy Festival Sunday, July 22, 2012, at the Hiawatha Playfield and Community Center in West Seattle, Washington.

Springville Artists | Portrait

Springville resident and artist Jordan Brun photographed on Tuesday, May 1, 2012, at the Springville Art Museum in Springville, Utah. The museum plans to hold a unique auction of 20 pieces of art donated by Utah-local artists to raise funds to purchase new art to expand the collection.