Photographs from Science Blogging 2008: London
Scott Keir
Sunday, 31 August 2008 14:13 UTC
My photos are here
I’ve tagged them sciblog as requested.
If you’re featured in one of these photos and would rather the photo would not be public, please get in touch.
Conversely, feel free to download and use as you like any of the photos in which you feature.
Looking forward to seeing other people’s photos!
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Oh, Martin Fenner has just reminded me thatI could just link to the sciblog tag on flickr and then everything will appear automatically.
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Mine are up on Flikr all tagged with Sciblog. Including some of your unconference session Scott.
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Strangely, I don’t appear on any of them. Or in anyone else’s photos. Just as well!
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Maxine, here you are! One of Martin’s pictures. I bet there are others, too. I certainly had the impression that you were constantly everywhere, and found time to talk to each of us – thank you!
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Including some of your unconference session Scott.
Oh brilliant, thanks! I meant to take a shot of the room from the front during the talk, and completely forgot.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/steinsky/
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Thanks, Steffi. It was lovely to meet you, and all the other people at the meeting that I had met virtually but did not know in person. Also it was nice to meet so many new science bloggers or nearly-bloggers. I think it was a very “networky” meeting, everywhere I looked there were people talking, blogging, or doing both simultaneously.
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As usual, when processing photos I always spot what would have been the perfect shot, but which I failed to take: I should have had somebody sat next to Mo (who was reading the 108 year old Nature), reading last week’s Nature.
Damn.
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Joe, you made some really nice pictures. I like for example this one of Ben Goldacre:
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Thanks Martin.
Those of you in possession of Nikon (digital) SLRs1 simply must get yourselves Nikkor 50mm f1.8 lenses (the little tiny lens I was using). They are a bargain at just £60, and are known to photographers as “the magic portrait lens”.
1 Except D40 owners, who will not be able to autofocus with it.
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