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São Paulo, 02 de outubro de 2014. 15ª Edição do FILE - Feira Internacional de Linguagem Eletrônica. Foto: Tamna Waqued.
Nederland, Zuid-Holland, Den Haag, 20-03-2009; Prinsessegracht met Ministerie van Financien met atrium en binnentuin onder in beeld. Op het middenplan en van links naar rechts in het midden de Herengracht overgaand in de Fluwelen Burgwal, met Centraal Station, Hoftoren (ministerie OCW), Zurichtoren (huisvest onder andere kantoren van de OPTA en NMA) met daar achter de dubbele toren van Castalia (bijgenaamd de Haagse Tieten - ministerie VWS), geheel rechts de ministeries van Justitie en Binnenlandze zaken en een stukje stadhuis.
Swart collectie, luchtfoto (25 procent toeslag); Swart Collection, aerial photo (additional fee required);
foto Siebe Swart / photo Siebe Swart
Making an A6 expanding file, inspired by the Moleskine.
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Well, if you saw the Blip Blog on Blipfoto.com at all today then you'll know why I found myself at the Edinburgh Tattoo tonight. But not just at the Tattoo. Oh no.
Chaperoned in I was ushered 'backstage' behind the walls of the Castle to see the 'Big Bla' - basically all of the bands getting ready to perform, or milling and taking in the views while having a fag and taking photos with mobile phones. The concentration, though, was intense, as soundchecks were carried out, before a load of the bands joined forces to limber up. From here, back through the esplanade as the grandstands started to fill, and up to where the VIPs live, inadvertently bumping into a partner at a law firm I used to work for occasionally, and becoming an impromptu portrait photographer.
Back down and the first hour of the show was taken in at ground level, in front of the grandstands, with nothing obscuring the view. From the dreich first entrance and shows of tartan; to Dutch military bicycle music (yes... really...). As they left the Brazilians swung (quite literally) into rhythm, only to be replaced by some brute force gun running, then some unexpected German humour with dancing; giant horns; and lederhosen.
There were motorbikes (celebrating 90 years of the Scottish branch of the British Legion I think, and, of course, big-hatted drummers.
With 25 minutes or so left it was time for a higher vantage point. And while this meant missing out on the detail of the spectacle, it meant I could play with some long shutter speeds to get the motion of the performers, and the fantastic image overlaying going on right on the surface of the Castle. So musicians filed in; while the Castle became red, white and blue; then patriotic; then rampant.
Phew.