People we met on the 4th day: Guy Ritchie, Duffy and Eddie Marsan. How come? In the evening, we were wandering down Leicester Square and noticed a lot of security guys around the cinema entrance. Asked them what was up, and they said: Sherlock Holmes premiere! They told us that at least Guy, who was directing the film was still inside and planned to leave from the backside door. That's where we went and waited. One of us was really disappointed we missed Jude Law, because she's his greatest fan, as far as I can tell. To be honest: I don't like Duffy, I don't think much about Guy Ritchie and I didn't know Eddie Marsan, but it was funny to meet the celebrities (I've never met anyone that famous before).
The other highlight was my visit at the Endeavor House where the redaction of Kerrang! magazine is located; I planned to apply for work experience there among other institutions, and the guy at the reception was really friendly and asked me where I'm from, and was really enthusiastic about my plans, so he gave me the phone number of the head of the Kerrang! team or something, so now I an prepare a call and... yeah, we'll see:)
TO BE CONTINUED
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| Where each day starts- the underground! |
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| Even the begging people in this city are creative- at least the ones that live here wouldn't dress their dogs up as reindeers... |
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| An almost empty Piccadilly Circus |
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| Some things in this town are so surreal... |
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| Well, you have to be brave enough to stop on the middle of the street to take a photo while the traffic light is actually red... What? Me, crazy? Never. |
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| An almost full Piccadilly Circus later that day. |
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| The remains of my only meal that week- thai noodles! |
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| On my way to the Kerrang! guys, Tottenham Court Road. |
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| Amazing, amazing or AMAAAAZING???!? |
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| As you see, the way there was real fun. |
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| Leicester Square |
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| The cinema where the premiere was! |
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| Eddie Marsan |
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| Duffy |
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| Guy Ritchie signing the book of one of the girls |
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| Happy Guy |
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| Next to the Tower Bridge |
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| One of my master shots! |
Oh wo, da wird man direkt ganz grün vor Neid! London im Winter gab es für mich bis jetzt erst in Filmen. Hast du das Bild mit den Torten in Schaufenster in Chinatown gemacht? Wenn ja hab ich das auch fotografiert, als ich dieses Jahr in London war. :)
ReplyDeleteLiebste Grüße und viel Späääß noch, Coco
Ich hab momentan noch nicht so viele fragen bekommen, da ich relativ neu da bin und noch nicht so viele Leser auf meinem Blog habe.
ReplyDeleteDankeschön, ich hab es mit Photoscape bearbeitet (:
YOUNGWILDANDFREE
haha danke dir :))
ReplyDeletedu hast dein layout geändert nicht wahr? sieht super schön aus :))
und die bilder aus london sehen auch richtig schön aus. so weihnachtlich :/ achjee
london :-) die schönste stadt der welt . dein blog ist wahnsinnig schön!Experience.
ReplyDeleteJa, die Fragen vom Formspringdingsda ist irgendwie sinnlos :D
ReplyDeleteGeht schon, wenn man die richtigen Beabeitungsgadget findet oder die Tricks kennt, wird das Bild am Ende ganz gut. Man kann vieles mit Photoscape machen und experimentieren, was die meisten nicht kennen. Ich selbe fand Photscape langweilig und kindisch (wegen diesen kleinen Bildern, die man einfügen kann, die ja eher die jüngernen unter uns benutzen..).
Aber am Ende, hab ich auch was neues in Photoscape gefunden. Man kann mit dem Programm echt viel machen :D
YOUNGWILDANDFREE
London! (:
ReplyDeleteIch hab leider kein Photoshop, ich wünsche mir es :D
Im Internet gibts glaub ich anleitungen, genauso wie bei youtube.
Danke (:
YOUNGWILDANDFREE
<3
ReplyDeletedie torten sind großartig :O
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