WordCamp Europe | WordCamp Europe 2014

We’re short on words after these amazing three days, but here are the first pictures from our amazing photographers Vladimir Kaladan Petkov and Margarit Ralev.

They say enough.

Matt Mullenweg. Photo by Vladimir Kaladan Petkov

Photo by Vladimir Kaladan Petkov

Photo by Margarit Ralev, Localancers.com

Matt Mullenweg and Om Malik. Photo by Vladimir Kaladan Petkov

Om Malik. Photo by Vladimir Kaladan Petkov

Matt Mullenweg and Om Malik. Photo by Vladimir Kaladan Petkov

Simon Wheatley. Photo by Vladimir Kaladan Petkov

Mark Jaquith. Photo by Vladimir Kaladan Petkov

Toni Perez

Tony Perez

Chris Lema

Petya Raykovska, Agnes Bury

Andrew Nacin’s talk. Photo by Vladimir Kaladan Petkov

Photo by Margarit Ralev, Localancers.com

Remkus de Vries

Photo by Margarit Ralev, Localancers.com

Sara Rosso. Photo by Margarit Ralev, Localancers.com

photos by Margarit Ralev, Localancers.com

Matt Mullenweg. Photo by Margarit Ralev, Localancers.com

Photo by Margarit Ralev, Localancers.com

The organising team and the volunteers closing the event.

The organising team: Remkus de Vries, Veselin NIkolov, Kasia Świderska, Tina Kesova, Petya Raykovska, Noel Tock, Nikolay Bachiyski, Kimb Jones, Agnes Bury, Paolo Belcastro, Tamie Lister.

Make sure you also check out the fantastic #WCEU galleries from Tammie Lister and Karin Christen.

Please don’t hesitate to share links to your own pictures in the comments below.

Love,

The organising team

After being an invaluable member of WCEU 2013 organization team, we’re really happy to announce that Siobhan McKeown will also be a part of WordCamp Europe 2014 as a speaker.

Siobhan McKeown works at Audrey Capital where she writes about WordPress, deals with documentation, and has nightmares about the Codex. She’s currently working on an open source book about the history of WordPress. (Cool, right? Check out the project on Github.)

She spends her days delving into the brains of its early developers and community members. When she’s not worrying about the finer details of forking and the GPL, she’s helping out with the project’s future by wrangling WordPress’ documentation.

If you haven’t already, check out her talk “WordPress And The Ten Year Itch” from WordCamp San Francisco 2013.

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