My Pecha Kucha Slides
2009 October 21
I’m putting these up cold, but there will be a post that goes into detail early next week.
Comments most welcome!
Eoin
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I love the images you chose—beautiful, striking and memorable. I’m looking forward to hearing more about the Six.