Seattle Flickrites

Eric Weaver http://photos2.meetupstatic.com/photos/member/3/1/5/0/member_1392624.jpeg http://www.meetup.com/SeattleFlickr/members/612638/
Member

Seattle Flickrites http://www.meetup.com/SeattleFlickr/ http://photos4.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/3/b/2/6/global_13575142.jpeg 20050711

Seattle, WA 98101

Foundr

Location:

Seattle, WAUSA 98166
Hometown: Grand Rapids, MI

Member since:

July 10, 2005

Introduction

I've been a gypsy my whole life...grew up in Michigan but have lived in NYC, DC, Los Angeles, Detroit, Baltimore, Cincinnati, etc. Moved to Seattle in 2001 and love it. A former agency CEO, I'm the owner of Brand Dialogue, a branding consultancy.

What do you hope to gain from this group?

No answer yet

What is your Flickr name and url? What got you started?

Hearing about it from a lot of people I respect...all positive. 'Flickr is CRACK,' they told me. They were right!

What are your favorite photography subjects?

Macros, portraits, landscapes.

What do you love most about Flickr? Hate the most?

LOVE: the community! Flickr peeps generally have an awesome, friendly vibe. HATE: the trolls, the self-righteous, those who act out online. Fortunately, they are a tiny minority.

Do you shoot primarily film or digital?

Digital but getting back into film with some older cameras from the 1950s.

Link

My Flickr Photostream

Additional Information

"In my spare time (hah) I'm the author, editor and host of http://www.michigannative.com. My personal site is http://www.ericweaver.com. "

What Eric Weaver is saying about this Meetup Group

I am continually honored to be a part of this group of positive, fun and funny people. Our group keeps growing in size and closeness, and I am proud in the extreme.

Jenni Jones

Thank you so much for creating such a great group. Did you ever think that it would end up this great? I am so glad that I listen to KOMO. What better way to discover Seattle and surrounding areas than to do it as a group? Looking forward to many more Flickr Meetups. Thanks...Jenni

Jan 22, 2006 5:26 PM