EMF’s large format outdoor projection lights up London landmarks for the promotion of Kim Kardashian’s new Quick Trim product.
Massive outdoor projection advertising campaign for Kim Kardashian’s new Quick Trim product.
Birmingham airport reveal the Giant welcoming Olympic rings a massive searchlight show
Birmingham airport reveal the Giant welcoming Olympic rings a massive searchlight show
Giant Olympic Rings Unveiled at Birmingham Airport
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24 April 2012
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Birmingham Airport has unveiled the Olympic Rings on its Air Traffic Control Tower to celebrate the London 2012 Games.
Birmingham is the first airport to showcase the rings, which will welcome thousands of fans to the UK over the coming months.
The rings, which have been privately funded by Birmingham Airport, were launched at a special event hosted by radio presenter Joanne Malin and was attended by Olympic and Paralympic Gold medallists Edwin Moses and Lee Pearson.
As part of the Olympic extravaganza, spectators were treated to performances from a string quartet from the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, as well as London 2012 Cultural Olympiad project Dance Sansaar, a local Punjabi folk arts group.
Paul Kehoe, Birmingham Airport CEO said: “The Olympic Games are for the entire country, not just London. Every visitor, passengers and passerby will see our welcome spectacular and we’re really proud to be part of such a historic occasion.
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Crystal Palace transmitter lights up the night sky as it broadcasts analogue signal for the last time after 56 years
The 719ft-high tower shone like a beacon over south London as it marked the end of an era following the biggest digital switchover yet.
The mother of all transmitters, which reaches a fifth of the country’s TV sets all by itself, will continue to broadcast signals – but only digital ones from now on.
The 219m tall Crystal Palace broadcast tower is illuminated to mark the switch from analogue to digital television, bringing to an the end the 75 years that the antenna has been broadcasting the analogue signal.
By PAUL REVOIR
PUBLISHED: 01:54, 19 April 2012 | UPDATED: 17:08, 19 April 2012
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Flame effects for Clash of Titans Film Premiere
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Chinese New Year Projections onto Nelson’s column
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Chinese New Year Nelson’s Column Projection
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Flame effects Bafta Awards, London
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Flute bar flambes and Gobo projection welcomes VIP Guests
The Sherlock Holmes crew rolled into London last night for the UK premiere of sequel, with large stage flame effects adorning the set.
Flame effects Sherlock Holmes II premiere London
