to those who were shooting from the top of the stadium.  While "the picture" the next day would inevitably be one of the big set piece moments, it was down to the handful of photographers on the infield to document the small moments that made up the larger picture. One of the only parts of the show that I hadn't been warned about was what ended up being to me, and to many others, the highlight of the evening.  When Brenda turned round and it was actually her, there, on screen with James Bond, I nearly cried I was so giddy.  Just awesomeness on every level.  The Queen.  James Bond.  Corgis.  A parachute jump.  I can genuinely watch that clip over and over without getting bored.  Without even seeing this section, I'd tweeted earlier in the week that the ceremony made me proud to be British.  With this section included, it was just simply genius.  Sadly, the Queen's moment in the sky was one of the moments that we had to forfeit as we moved between spots.  Oh, the inhumanity...  *sob*  Still, at least AFP's Olivier Morin could catch a great frame from his position at the 100m finish line. Once the majority of the entertainment aspect of the show was out of the way, it was on to the athletes which takes forever.  Seriously.  When you're watching it at home and you can pop to put the kettle on or practise your yoga, it's all fine, I'm sure.  However,