The winning poster, number 2 of the six finalists, will serve as the official announcement poster for Sanfermin 2010. The poster was known to the public as the “Sanfermin colors” but its official title was The Sanfermin Cape.

The winning poster won by just 14 votes from the second placed number 4, popularly called “Sanfermin upside down”. These two posters , along with poster number 1, popularly known as the “snooker balls Sanfermin” shared an intense struggle to reach first position with positions continually changing as the voting continued over the past week.

Runningwithbulls.com unfortunately was down for the past week, due to problems at my hoster, and subsequently the move away from that hoster to another, Gandi.net (yes the people who do domainname registration).

Unfrortunately, due to this move, I may have lost most of my previous posts since year dot, but I am looking to see what I can do with my backups.

Leaving aside hosting issues, this years Sanfermin was AMAZING!

I managed to make some excellent photographs, and got access to some fantastic positions.

The main idea of RunningWithBulls.com is still the same – a daily photoblog of Sanfermin/Pamplona/Spain/anything else (in that specific order) photographs.

Hopefully you’ll like some of them. If so, please leave a comment and some criticism. All welcome.

Ya falta mucho. Viva Sanfermin! Gora Sanfermin!

Pamplona´s Bullring from sanfermin on Vimeo.

The bull ring is at the heart of the bull festival. This is where the morning running of the bulls ends and it is here that the afternoon bullfights take place. The Pamplona bullring is the third largest in the world, with seats for almost 20,000 spectators.