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Mar
29
2008

WordCamp Dallas: Photos

Posted by: Aaron Brazell

I’m sitting here at WordCamp Dallas where WordPress 2.5 was announced and released into the wild this morning. There is lots of buzz here, and you might want to take a look back at my own 10 Things You Need To Know About WordPress 2.5 that I released a few weeks ago.

Here, though, are some of the photos I’ve taken. I’ll add more as I can. This, again, is a feature of WordPress 2.5 so if you like to take pictures and show them off, or if you’re as hardcore as a photojournalist, you now have some pretty sexy tools at your finger tips.

Enjoy!

Frisco City Council Chambers, WordCamp Dallas 2008
Frisco City Council Chambers, WordCamp Dallas 2008
Mark Jaquith at WordCamp Dallas 2008

No smoking. Or guns. In case you were confused.
John Ponzadines at WordCamp Dallas 2008
Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins doing his best Stephen Colbert

Liz Strauss Socializing at WordCamp 2008
Jeffro
Cali Lewis and Neal Campbell from GeekBrief.tv

Andy Skelton
I want an Autographed copy!
Michelle Greer

Barry networking
Mark Jaquith and Andy Skelton
Veronica Belmont's Doppleganger


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About the Author: Aaron Brazell is the lead editor of Technosailor.com and a social media expert. His passion is to see companies and individuals use the internet and web technologies wisely and effectively to promote their brands and companies. He served as Director of Technology at b5media from 2005-2008 and is currently an independent consultant.
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