Photo Gallery – Military Tattoo (3 of 3) – Edinburgh, Scotland, UK …
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Photo Gallery of the Military Tattoo
In addition to Carita’s Tattoo story, Mikael had plenty of photo opps. It’s not quite watching the Tatt on telly or being in the bleachers yourself, but hey, check out the photos below to see the different performers and performances for this year’s Tattoo. For more info on the Tattoo, here’s their official site.
Female parade leader.
A line of Tartan drummers passes in front of the Castle.
Some routines have performers stepping at 140 paces per minutes.
Part of one routine has the soldiers sitting. Or is that a built-in rest?
A leader guides a formation as the Tattoo moves towards its finale.
A leader in spotlight, a formation in shadow, near the end of the night’s performance.
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