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Photos, chocolate, and falafel at meatspace talk

:: Saturday, May 27th, 2006 @ 2:10:54 am

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uw photos!

I met some interesting people at the blogging dinner event last night (you know, the one with the long name). The Stanford Harmonics sang, reminding me of my freshman year of college (you are basically greeted by a capella when you arrive at Stanford!), we drank Stormhoek wine, and ate really, really delicious chocolates from Charles Chocolates. At the end of the evening, I silent-auctioned a few of my underwater prints and matched the total amount for a donation to Sea Shepherd, my favorite marine conservation organization.

Some of the folks I met (the ones with websites):

Brad Fitz and his friend, Adam Mie (Six Apart) and Dav Yaginuma Angyl and Christina (sp?) Chuck Siegel and Joyce of Charles Chocolates Robert Pazornik of LicketyShip (same-day delivery of products)

Also spent some time talking with Loyl and James (Paypal). We bonded over software engineering vs. other paths in life.

Ernie and Min Jung were there, too, but I didn’t really get to talk to them. I know a bunch of people Min Jung knows, but we had never actually met before last night (she didn’t seem to know who I was, anyway, so it might as well just have been a random introduction).

My ever-supportive friends Bill Rivard and Warren Wu showed up to see my photo presentation, but the event was… not so organized and ended up starting really late. Warren had to leave early and missed both dinner and my photo presentation. :(

Finally, thanks to Kai for organizing the event!

I have no photos from the event because I forgot my camera in the rush to get all of the presentation gear into my car. Those of you who know me probably don’t ever remember me without a camera somewhere close by, and I felt pretty naked without it. I sort of expected there to be a billion cameras around because it was a pseudo-blog-people-event, but everyone seemed to be using camera phones to record both still images and video. I definitely am not used to that. Most of my time is spend on photography trips, and I’ve become accustomed to having 30 SLRs clicking all around me!

Hmmm. Maybe I’ll just present some of the photos I showed in the presentation, instead (below). I’m mostly showing the non-shark images here, as they were the ones that people seemed to be most interested in. It was a welcome change from folks I normally present to, who are usually much more interested in sharks and other large animals.

You can also check out photos from Angyl’s gallery and Mie’s coverage. UPDATE: Kai has also posted commentary and photos, and also an uber link update. LJ user Flashfire has an entry, too. Even more: Sunyata, Siouxsie.

Only some of the images below are captioned. Sorry ’bout that.

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  • http://pjammer.livejournal.com pjammer

    HURRAH! Thank you so much for lending a hand when I was scrambling around in Milpitas getting the last pieces together and getting stuck in traffic. :P

    There’s a few no-shows that I was hoping would come that I wanted to introduce you to (including a very attractive girl-engineer with a wickedly sly sense of humor and appetite for adventure that I think you’d really like).

    More later.

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