VMworld 2013 Community Discussion

the hang space is everwhere...

Getting ready for a new mission to support VMworld in Barcelona. It should be a great event!

I just opened up a new discussion on the VMworld Europe 2013 event, in support of the VMworld Europe 2013 RAMP Mission. Enjoy.

Don't miss the #emcelect people. Try to meet them and spread the word about the nomination round that's going on at the moment. Nomination stops on November 15.

The labs are already great!

I also opened up a new discussion on the VMworld Europe 2013 event, in support of the VMworld Europe 2013 RAMP Mission. Enjoy.

I couldn't resist sharing this unbelievable shot of the Golden Gate Bridge. All photos courtesy of Sean Thulin!

Great shot!!!

Wow!

Bashanta Phukon wrote: I couldn't resist sharing this unbelievable shot of the Golden Gate Bridge. All photos courtesy of Sean Thulin! Great shot!!!

Thanks! I'm glad you like it.

Sean, one question... I'm not familiar by SF... but most bridge photos seem to originate from the same place - is this some sort of default bridge view point for tourists or...?  I ask this as I rarely have seen different perspective until this morning my wife didn't show me following photo:

It is HDR and hopefully not false one, but not knowing the area I can only guess...

There's a hill on the right side on that last photo. You can go up there and take shots of the bridge with the white city in the background. And the point where that last photo was taken (if I recall correctly after not being there since 1996) is a road down to the water where you can take great shots of underneath the bridge as well.

Rob, I wonder if after 9/11 if you are allowed to stop at that same place and take photos without being stopped, questioned, tortured and expelled But yeah, I like the perspective pretty much.  I assume hill point must be crowded with tourists and people selling bottles of water? Btw, what is that structure on the hill? I had my doubts about this photo because of that structure which appears to be there alone...

That structure is probably a radio/television/cellular relay tower. They're fairly common in the US.

Thanks Sean!  I can see now why so many people would like to have EW to be held in SF   Of course, there is more than bridge, but bridge is certainly iconic place.