Thanks for snapping that pic, Åke!

I don't know who these belong to, but I sat next to their owner during Robin Christopherson's "Beyond A Code Audit" presentation. They seemed too perfect not to ask to take a snap of them. Sir, I salute you (and hope you don't mind the "geek" sobriquet)

Richard Ishida, Dan Cederholm, Jeremy Keith, Joe Clark, Drew McLellan

Watching other people use your laptop with a smirk, is a nervous experience

The rabble spilled out onto the street at the @media opening party (until we were moved on by the police!) Please feel free to add your own notes and say who you are.

His dual purpose - one of the most handsome web designers in London, and heavy metal guitar widdle extraordinare...

The wonders of a third arm, eh?

Visiting our international clients

Cheat sheet designed by Erin Caton.

.. at a web conference ? never

by Chantal Slagmolen

Point 1. JavaScript is good not evil!

Police arrested someone outside the pub.

.. quite possibly the most absurd presentation slide ever created

A strong wind blowing in from the west, caused these presenters to lean, just slightly to the right

Designed by Erin Caton.

Stuart Langridge, Dean Edwards, Peter Paul Koch and Derek Featherstone at the great JavaScript gathering of 2005, year of the DOM.

Light firework. Retreat to safe distance. One of the more talked about talks.

Accessibility expert (Accessify.com), Chief Web Opener (Opera), and member of the HTML5 working group (WHATWG, Opera)

Cameron, Suzanne, Pernilla, Roger, Andy and Molly.

Kevin Smith, who I met in Austin at SXSW last year, spotted me during a break on day one of the conference.

www.brothercake.com

What can I say, really?

Couldn't agree more, Olly

waiting to start our accessibility quiz