
The opening evening and first full day as Official Photographer at the first Turing Festival – a very special event for the movers and shakers in the digital world – entrepreneurs, developers, managers and creative thinkers came together to discuss and debate the future of the web and to raise international awareness of Scotland’s digital talent. Commissioned by Interactive Scotland / Edinburgh Science Triangle.
Above: Ade Oshineye, advocate developer at Google, a principal speaker at the Turing Festival 2011, pictured with the festival’s official QR code, cunningly inverted to create this unusual ‘squares’ portrait.

Pre-festival party at the Informatics Centre, University of Edinburgh
Also known as the Edinburgh International Technology Festival, the event was at 3 showcase venues – Our Dynamic Earth, the Informatics Centre at the University of Edinburgh and the Royal College of Surgeons. A gallery of pictures appears here in technology website/magazine Wired: www.wired.co.uk/news
![Ade Oshineye [Google developer advocate] and NS Design founder and managing director Gary Ennis at a panel discussion Ade Oshineye [Google developer advocate] and NS Design founder and managing director Gary Ennis at a panel discussion](https://www.colinhattersley.com/images/390.jpg)


Above from left are: Google developer advocate Ade Oshineye sparring with NS Design founder Gary Ennis; audience members e-participating through a live twitter feed from their laptops, tablets and smart phones; Albert Wenger, partner at Union Square Ventures.



Above from left are: Panel discussion; IT students let their hair down at the festival party at Our Dynamic Earth.
See my pictures from Day 3 and Day 4 of the Turing Festival here
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