Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Castlefest-Visitor-at-Greenpeace-Stand-27MZIFV2H8T5.htmlConceptually similarCastlefest Visitor at Greenpeace StandGP047CJCompleted★★★★Greenpeace Netherlands at CastlefestGP047CYCompleted★★★★Greenpeace Netherlands at CastlefestGP047CNCompleted★★★★Greenpeace Volunteer at CastlefestGP047CLCompleted★★★★Greenpeace Volunteer at CastlefestGP047CMCompleted★★★★Castlefest Festival VisitorsGP047CVCompleted★★★★Greenpeace Netherlands at CastlefestGP0STOMI8Completed★★★★Visitor Castlefest with Greenpeace PolarbearGP0STOMIACompleted★★★★Hendrik de Lint at CastlefestGP047CKCompleted★★★★View AllGP047CZCastlefest Visitor at Greenpeace StandPortrait of a festival visitor at Castlefest standing in front of a screen with the picture of a rainforest, holding a banner reading "Save our Forests Now!". A picture taken in this scene is one of the possible activities for the festival visitors at the Greenpeace stand where employees and volunteers inform the public about the Forests campaign, collect signatures for the KFC campaign, and for people to buy merchandise.In original language:Portret van Festival Bezoeker voor Regenwoud AchtergrondPortret van een festival bezoeker met een spandoek voor de achtergrond van een doek waarop een foto van een tropisch regenwoud is geprojecteerd. Deze opstelling is een van de onderdelen van de Greenpeace stand, mensen kunnen hier een foto laten maken. Op het spandoek staat de tekst: "Redt nu ons regenwoud"Locations:Keukenhof Park-Lisse-Netherlands-Western EuropeDate:5 Aug, 2012Credit:© Greenpeace / Cris Toala OlivaresMaximum size:5616px X 3744pxKeywords:Banners-Eye contact-Festivals-Forests (campaign title)-Fun-Fundraising-Greenpeace volunteers-KWCI (GPI)-One person-Portraits-Positive mood-Recreation-Theatrical costumes-WomenShoot:Castlefest Festival in the NetherlandsThe fantasy festival Castlefest is a yearly music event at a country estate near Lisse. The visitors are dressed in fairytale or medieval costumes. Greenpeace has set up a stand where people can get information about the forest campaign, buy merchandise and have their picture made with a banner. For the children there is a corner to create a colorful banner. Two people dressed in tree-costumes are wandering around to give the visitors the opportunity for a 'tree-hug".
