BlogHer Conferences in Pictures: The Early Years, 2005-2009

Would you guys rather see a long slide show or several short ones? I'm also going to try to re-order these so there aren't so many of the same people all in one spot.

Rita Arens authors Surrender Dorothy and is the editor of Sleep is for the Weak. She is BlogHer's assignment and syndication editor.

I love them all because people look super happy! Here's a few from the end:

* Lisa Stone's blogging t-shirt ( http://www.blogher.com/lisa-stone-2 ) from a SXSWi BlogHer meetup, 2006
* Me, Shauna of Dietgirl, and SuperJive ( http://www.blogher.com/shauna-liz-and-sj ) at BlogHer 2006
* Angela Tseng ( http://www.blogher.com/angela-tseng ) from Mommybytes at BlogHer 2009. I love her "Rock is Dead" shirt!
* danah boyd, Rene Blodgett, and Tara Hunt ( http://www.blogher.com/danah-boyd-rene-blodget-tar... ) at BlogHer 2007. Featuring danah's fuzzy hat with ears!
* Jenny the Bloggess ( http://www.blogher.com/jenny-bloggess-0 ) at BlogHer 2008, in long blond porn star wig, and someone's signature on her cleavage!
* Suzanne Reismann ( http://www.blogher.com/suzanne-reisman-1 ) from CUSS and her famous conference beaver
* Miss Grace and Sarah Dopp ( http://www.blogher.com/miss-grace-and-sarah-dopp ) living it up!
* Bonggamom ( http://www.blogher.com/bonggamom-0 ) with a beautiful smile and extra beautiful temporary tattoo
* Me and Annalee Newitz's cute shoes ( http://www.blogher.com/annalee-newitz-and-liz-henr... ), in the "cute shoes of BlogHer" tradition... I think we both are wearing Fluevogs, and I have custom made psychedelic spats made by Minnie ( http://www.blogher.com/blogher.com/member/minnie ) from Thank You For Not Being Perky

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Liz Henry ( http://www.blogher.com/haystackprofile/viewprofile... )
Composite: Tech & Poetics ( http://liz-henry.blogspot.com/ )

lizzard@bookmaniac.net

I love all of my BlogHer photos.

I am also shocked at how young I looked in '06.

:)

BlogHer Contributing Editor, Sarah can also be found at Sarah and the Goon Squad ( http://sarahandthegoonsquad.com/ ), Draft Day Suit ( http://draftdaysuit.com/ ) and MamaPop ( http://mamapop.com ).

I have sets from 3 different years on Flickr at http://www.flickr.com/photos/veesees/collections/7...

Sometimes I didn't know who the person was when I took a photo, but they are all tagged BlogHer07 or BlogHer08 or BlogHer09

Virginia DeBolt
BlogHer CE ( http://www.blogher.com/blog/virginia-debolt ) | Web Teacher ( http://www.webteacher.ws/ ) | First 50 Words ( http://first50.wordpress.com )

I just e-mailed my Flickr links for 2006-2009. For some reason, I completely failed to get any decent photos in 2005, although I took plenty of them before I got to the conference when I was site-seeing with Kelli ( http://rancidraves.blogspot.com/ ) in San Jose. D'oh!

Celeste Lindell
averagejane.blogs.com ( http://averagejane.blogs.com )

What a cool idea!

Melissa writes Stirrup Queens ( http://stirrup-queens.com ) and Lost and Found ( http://lostandfoundandconnectionsabound.blogspot.c... ). Her book is Navigating the Land of If ( http://thelandofif.blogspot.com/ ).

Loved looking at all of these!

Jenna Hatfield (@FireMom ( http://twitter.com/FireMom )), from Stop, Drop and Blog ( http://stopdropandblog.com ) and The Chronicles of Munchkin Land ( http://thechroniclesofmunchkinland.com ), is a freelance writer and newspaper photographer.

I knew there was something I was forgetting -- thanks for the nudge, Leah. As long as they are labeled in the tags or comments or something on Flickr, that's cool. If they're not labeled, they'll go into a "misc" gallery.

Rita Arens authors Surrender Dorothy and is the editor of Sleep is for the Weak. She is BlogHer's assignment and syndication editor.

Is there any way we can do this via Flickr? I have hundreds and hundreds of photos from the four BlogHer conferences I've been to so far, and emailing them all (and then typing up the names of everyone in each photo) seems like an awful lot of work for me, and then for you on the other end.

If we uploaded these to a Flickr group (with tags to identify people), could you then grab the photos from there? Would that be easier/quicker?