quote:<HR>Originally posted by rolyone:
Any, I've been looking at that photo for a half hour and still can't find Waldo?<HR>
I actually did find Waldo... One magazine took a picture from above the 3rd site (stairs of Place des Arts) and they did a Where's Waldo page... the only problem is... I am naked, on my back, a couple of people away from Waldo... So at least I have a proof that I was there, but no one else can because you canno't really tell wich one I am!
The photo shoot was done on may 26, 2001. 3 pictures came out of the shoot. One on Ste-Catherine (the one above), one on Jeanne-Mance, next to the Musée d'art contemporain, and the third one was on the stairs of La Place des Arts (that's the one that we saw the most afterward). We had to get there at 5 in the morning, wait for instructions and then strip naked... it was so great!!!! And the awkward feeling of being naked was not that bad because we were 2250 people. We actually left our clothing on the Stairs of La place des arts for the first two shots... walking in between the two sites (not far away) and then we had to take our clothing and move it for the third shot. After that shot, we lost our clothing, we misjudged where we had put it... so while everyone was fully dressed, we were still looking for ours... it was not for long... but it sure felt like an eternity (while everyone is naked it's fine, but being the only one... it's not).
The experience was absolutely amazing and I would do it again with no hesitation...
The photograph was absolutely amazed to see how many people turned up. Everytime he did one of his pictures in the US, he would get arrested... here, the police was blocking the road to let him do is job... he just could not believe it!
You can see some of is other pictures here:
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I think this was long enough! Any 
http://This message has been edited by lifeany (edited Aug-15-2007).