Thanks for the story; sounds like fun. Think of the people you turned on, and they (in turn) will go home and tell their friends, family and neighbours about it.
That's pretty cool. You got to play like a big kid in a sandbox.
So your camera "wasn't co-operating", eh? THAT in itself may be unusual.
Please post your pictures, even the ones you think look bad, or have no relevance.
The ones with splotches, blurring, colored lights, etc...

I am reading a book now by Dr. Simeon Hine called Opening Minds and just yesterday I read the chapter on Englands' best crop circle hoaxers, and how THEY have experienced camera malfunctions in their designs, along with impossible electronic readings and battery drainings.

Dr. Hine theorizes that it could by cymantics at work.
Invited to sit at one of their night demonstrations at Cherhill in 2000, he says:

>"During the course of the night, the group of circle makers experienced a time anomaly: at one point all their watches appeared to read 2:45 am and then a few moments later, all the watches read 2 am. I could not verify this apparent time reversal as I was not wearing a watch, but it does underscore the possibility of time-and-space shifting effects of crop formations. The following day, measurements with the trek-520 device showed strong electrostatic charges within the formation".

These man made formations also attract the infamous "balls of light" and other paranormal phenomena. Physicist William Tiller said "human consciousness can affect the measurable properties of physical spaces. Experiments with projected meditation energy showed that if a group of people concentrated every day, 7 to 10 days on an object or machine, they could change how that thing functions."

"All the people who stopped and chatted while I was doing this were really curious and quite bemused at my art project." It sounds like you had a pleasant, and enlightening time.