Imaging Days 2014 Recap

I've had a few days to get back into the swing and dig out of the missed work but I finally pulled some of my pics and created an Imaging Days wrap up.  I wont write too much because there is so much out there about how great the event was. 1.  What was best? Meeting everyone (Networking).  I knew I would meet all sorts of big talents from around the world but it didn't sink in just HOW MANY big talents I would meet until I was there.  It was literally everyone from Europe. Or it felt like it.  Amazing and overwhelming. 2.  What could be better? For a "Year One" event, not much!  But yes, there were some areas to improve and I already know that they are making adjustments for the 2015 Imaging Days.  ie Breaks in between seminars - Needed more.  Structure to the panels - needed more facilitators (Reel World did this well). The Food and Drinks. Not a huge deal as you can BYOB (Water etc) but the lunches needed some work. 3.  Was it worth it?  ABSOLUTELY.  For Americans?  YES.  I think in order to really feel like you are getting the best bang for the buck - save up, make a week out of it and do as I did by dividing the trip into two segments: between Holland and another region.  Like a few days on a train through Europe, a quick flight to London (like me) or a slightly longer flight up into Scandinavia.  But  if you have to pick a place in Europe to visit for an Imaging Conference it doesn't get much better than Amsterdam, Holland. Helpful Links: http://theimagingdays.com/ - Check out Early bird for 2015! And a lot more (professional) pics http://www.radioszene.de/72784/imaging-days-2014-fotos.html - Another post full of Pics https://www.facebook.com/theimagingdays?fref=ts - The Imaging Days on FB My Pics! - I took about 700 but I didn't subject you to everything.  Starts with my Views in Haarlam, Holland - Onto the Conference - then onto London. [gallery columns="4" ids="5526,5527,5528,5529,5530,5531,5532,5533,5534,5535,5536,5537,5538,5539,5540,5541,5542,5543,5544,5545,5546,5547"]