The web industry gathers this week for the Web Directions South 2009 conference at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Attendees queuing up to register.
(Credit: Lana Kovacevic/CBSi)
| Everyone received a copy of issue 2 of Scroll, the Web Directions magazine.(Credit: Lana Kovacevic/CBSi)
| Attendees also received a bag full of goodies, including the Time Out Sydney magazine.(Credit: Lana Kovacevic/CBSi)
| Event organisers Maxine Sherrin and John Allsopp.(Credit: Lana Kovacevic/CBSi)
| An exhibition of Yiying Lu's art. She's better known as the artist who created Twitter's fail whale.(Credit: Lana Kovacevic/CBSi)
| The audience awaits the keynote.(Credit: Lana Kovacevic/CBSi)
| John Allsopp welcomes the audience and introduces the keynote speaker.(Credit: Lana Kovacevic/CBSi)
| Matt Webb, CEO of Schulze & Webb, took to the stage to present the opening keynote.(Credit: Lana Kovacevic/CBSi)
| After the keynote it was time for morning tea and networking.(Credit: Lana Kovacevic/CBSi)
| The PayPal team answered questions about the new PayPal X Developer Network.(Credit: Lana Kovacevic/CBSi)
| Naveed Anwar, senior director of PayPal Developer Network.(Credit: Lana Kovacevic/CBSi)
| Microsoft's User Experience Evangelist, Shane Morris, spreads the gospel according to the company.(Credit: Lana Kovacevic/CBSi)
| The Atlassian Startup Space showcased seven start-ups.(Credit: Lana Kovacevic/CBSi)
| And, of course, it wouldn't be a web conference without Adobe.(Credit: Lana Kovacevic/CBSi)
