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    A large crowd, taken just after a Muse concert in Paris (not that you can tell). Incredible density of people as they walked slowly to the exit, without a hint of overcrowding. Great to have been in such a good position to get faces and a good smattering of colour.

    Thank you for using this photograph all over the world - very exciting to see this photograph pop up in blogs and magazines everywhere.

    mathowie, Glimpse.org, Lalgarra, and 79 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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    1. radiomikeny 14 months ago | reply

      Excellent photo. I am planning to use it for my banner (with full credit to you) at www.mikeperazzetti.com.

    2. Creative Tools 14 months ago | reply

      Great picture. We like to use it with name credit for our blog site www.creativetools.se as a visual reminder that our business event day 3Dexpo on June 1st is getting crowded with entries.

    3. keepingitpersonal 12 months ago | reply

      Thank YOU for sharing your image with creative commons -- I am using it in a post here --> keepingitpersonal.com/2012/07/every-number-has-a-name <-- I gave you credit for the photo and linked it back to this page. =)

    4. mike.pesh 12 months ago | reply

      Thanks for the CC license! I am using it on my site www.askpesh.com/24/ to illustrate clutter and confusion. Link back to this page and to your flickr profile - THANKS!

    5. reportguy 12 months ago | reply

      Nice shot for a post on the impact of weight loss on global biomass, used with attribution and a link to this page. Thanks! community.weightwatchers.com/Blogs/ViewPost.aspx?threadID...

    6. Rankin Miss 11 months ago | reply

      Hi again!
      just thought you'd like to know that we at the University of East London have used this image in an online course for Women Entrepreneurs we have developed for Mumsnet. You are credited in the mouse rollover.
      Kind regards
      Lindy Zubairy
      Learning Design Officer
      JUST REALISED - I'VE USED THIS PICCY BEFORE!!!!! Thanks AGAIN!

    7. lrtheimprobable 11 months ago | reply

      Thank you for your picture. I have taken the liberty to use it here (with a link back to your profile) to illustrate a question related to Evolutionary Theory.
      monsterofwrangellia.blogspot.ca/2012/07/journal-four.html

    8. genwilson 10 months ago | reply

      I used this pic for a blog post. Thanks for putting it out there!
      gen-wilson.squarespace.com/blog/2012/8/10/why-american-id...

    9. nodomain1 10 months ago | reply

      Great photo. Used it on my Technology Blog's Facebook page : www.facebook.com/JoeTechBlog

    10. wadds 9 months ago | reply

      Cracking photo. I've used it in a Slideshare presentation on Brand Anarchy. I hope that's okay: www.slideshare.net/wadds/the-story-of-brand-anarchy-14453371

    11. Australian Conservation Foundation 9 months ago | reply

      Thanks for sharing this amazing photo!
      We've also used it on our website on a blog post about population growth (with a photo credit and link back to you)
      www.acfonline.org.au/news-media/blog/ask-your-economist-b...

    12. JefferyTurner 9 months ago | reply

      Thank you again for this photo. I've used it again, this time in a blog post. www.jeffturner.info/one-billion-people-feeding-their-almo...

    13. webweisend media company 9 months ago | reply

      Thanks for sharing this photo via CreativeCommons! It was just perfect for our media company blog - blog.media-company.eu

    14. msucollin 8 months ago | reply

      Thank you for your photo. I'll be using it in a blog post about the need for authors to research their audience.

    15. emadera52 7 months ago | reply

      Thanks for sharing. Your photo is featured on the crowdfunding for education website currently under construction at incited.org/#about

    16. CMcC Blog 6 months ago | reply

      Thank you for this great photo! Used it in a blog post about connections with people (related to the Chinese myth of the red thread of destiny). Caption includes photo credit and link. 'Connections' at www.chuckmccoart.com

    17. yurycat 5 months ago | reply

      Thanks for sharing it!
      Can I use it in a book FeelGoodGrammar: How to Make Sentences in Business English?

    18. michellography 5 months ago | reply

      Thanks for sharing this photo! We used your photo in a small section about overcrowding in Juxtaposition, a non-profit publication on global health at the University of Toronto.
      You can check it out here. issuu.com/juxtaposition/docs/juxtaposition_5.2_web

    19. JwvanEck 5 months ago | reply

      thank you! will use this for some of my presentations (and always link to you!)

    20. jasonmaxham 6 weeks ago | reply

      Great photo! Thanks for making it available with a Creative Commons license (CC BY 2.0). That allowed me to use it for a post titled "Dedicated And Shared Resources" on my blog, "The Art of Troubleshooting":

      www.artoftroubleshooting.com/2013/03/dedicated-and-shared...

      To ensure proper attribution, I included your name and a link back to this page in the photo's caption.

      This image was a great fit for my writing–thanks again!

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