More than 5,200 people were living on the grounds, crowded under the shade of trees to hide from the broiling midday sun.
Late-night partygoers ambled under a full moon through the embassy's sprawling grounds, crowding around the swimming pool to listen to Eliane Amherd, a Swiss pop-jazz singer.
After the ARL "True" Blues won game one 8-6 in Brisbane (crowd: 28,222), the sides headed to the Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 25,105).
On the ground, crowds of people gasp and gape, like they're watching fireworks.
Aerial images show only the occasional patch of high ground, sometimes crowded with cattle, visible above the water.
This was the final match for Bradman in England, and the ground was crowded despite rain interruptions.
Not only do the grounds become crowded, but he is worried about who is taking pictures of the children, and where those pictures end up.
On our first trips there, the lush grounds were crowded with hundreds of costumed re-enactors, men and women, not fighting with one another (not at first, anyway), but going about their daily business.
It involved coded signals that he conveyed within full view of the Polo Grounds crowds but that went unnoticed by opposing players and the fans.
Stefano Savona's "Tahrir," shot in Cairo this winter in the days leading up to the fall of Hosni Mubarak, evokes the on-the-ground, crowd-sourced video gathering that has become a tool of popular movements around the world.
They come out because we've institutionalized and legitimized fear as a means of allowing everyone from peace officers to the stand-your-ground crowd to take human life with little consequence or consideration.
