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Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Media Where's Waldo?: L Magazine Edition

Posted by Henry Stewart on Tue, May 11, 2010 at 11:03 AM

As part of the New York Philharmonic's celebration of its 15,000th concert last week, the orchestra commissioned a photographer to take a 360° picture to commemorate the occasion. Since this is the 21st Century, it isn't just a static photograph, prominently featuring the musicians, with a vast sea of blurry listeners in the rearground—it's interactive! And zoomable! Which makes it a sort of "Where's Waldo?" for The L: what better way to kill time at work today than to try and find me in that sea? For a hint, a zoomed-in screen shot of what you're looking for is to your left.

Tags: new york philharmonic, self-indulgent blogging, historical witness

        
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Media Where's Waldo?: L Magazine Edition

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