As CNN aptly describes it. What had me thinking was how they determine who gets to stand / sit where. Obviously QEII gets to be front and centre, and her Prime Minister is her right hand man. And non-heads of states like the head of the World Bank get to go to the back. But why, for example, does Obama get to be in the second row? Or Merkel? I suspect there is alot of thought put into this: I wonder what it is.
The other thing that struck me is how almost ever man is wearing a dark suit and a white shirt. The women really stand out, especially “Liz” who really “pops” in pink. 🙂
Smart People I Know 
Yes, the women really stand out in their lighter (pastel?) colored outfits, while the men wear the traditional dark suit/white shirt wear (like bankers).
Nice blog.
Check out this one: http://www.photographersvsterrorists.wordpress.com
about how police harass media members !!!!
Worth seeing!