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Jen Chung
Published Feb 27, 2004
Modified Mar 6, 2008
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It was a great night at the SoHo Apple Store last night, with the NYC Photobloggers Exhibition. Not only did we get to see the photographs of clarsen, slower, Bluejake, Laura Holder (above), Infrangible, rion.nu, Satan's Laundromat, 990000, and lightningfield, we also got to more about their respective starts, processes, and favorite subjects - a nice sampling of different outlooks on photoblogging. Additionally, Anil spoke about Six Apart's Typepad (and demonstrated its moblog potential by creating one of the evening) and Adam and Scott explained the beauty of fotolog.net and its community building aspects. Thanks, photobloggers and friends!
Gothamist also got to meet some readers, which is always a treat (thanks, Donald, for the photo of Jen shooting Jake). We're sorry we didn't get there in time to distribute cookies in an orderly fashion. We'll bake some for the next Happy Hour, some time in March.
A danger of photoblogging: An angry subject (below, with kdunk).
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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