Inside the venue, during a quiet period early on in the day, the picture taken from the stage area just behind the Quanta stand. The two in the foreground are David Gilham on the left, and Paul Merdinian at the bottom right of the picture. This picture is rather dark partly due to the dark wood panelling around the hall, but you can probably just about make out the Q-Branch stand on the left, then me demonstrating Launchpad, then the Jochen Merz stand down the far end by the door, John Hall and others to the right of the door, the Q-Celt Computing stand halfway down the right hand side and the TF Services stand draped in green behind Paul Merdinian.
John Mason and Sarah Gilpin staffing the Quanta stall at the workshop.
The TF Services stand, but...where's Tony Firshman?
Ah! There he is - Tony Firshman (right) in conversation with Jochen Merz
Organiser Ken Bain in conversation with Sarah Gilpin
Marcel Kilgus (left, author of QPC) and Bernd Reinhardt (responsible for QL software such as SERNET)
Newly appointed Quanta newsletter editor, Paul Merdinian (left) and Quanta treasurer John Gilpin
Traders Roy Wood of Q-Branch (left) and Bill Richardson of W. N. Richardson & Co.
Gerard Phelan
Malcolm Cadman, one of the organisers of the London Quanta workshops.
Ken Brickwood, during a lighter moment at the show. Either that, or my camera was in more danger than I thought.
Hardware guru, Keith Mitchell. Maybe nothing to do with his hardware expertise, but Keith is a dentist by profession, probably well used to doing tricky inside repair jobs!
Per Witte. I have corresponded with Per for years, but never met him. A good example of the value of attending QL shows, where we can still meet and make new friends!
Peter Bailey
Martin Burke, at the Jochen Merz Software stand
Basil Lee - if you want to get hold of back issues of Quanta's newsletter, this is your man!