Companies pour tens of thousands of dollars and up into their booths and presentations material when they are slinging their stuff to the industry. Of all the amazing booths, presentations, and half naked Craig's List models standing under softboxes, Megavision gets the "lawn of the month" award at this show.  Simplicity is key.  The symmetry of the chairs, the boldness of their signage, the turning of the table so that it transforms from your day to day square to a diamond.  Diamonds are classy you know.  The subtle use of trade show blue carpet says to you, "Hello, we are Megavision."   In fact, their whole presentation sort of wraps up their new marketing campaign.  "Hello.  We are Megavision.  We're so good we aren't even going to show up." Highlights thus far?  Metting David Hobby face to face!  After three years of emails, David and I got to sit in and listen to UK photographer Drew Gardner speak about his work.  I was so humbled and honored when David introduced me to Drew and he said "OH yeah, yer that OneLight guy. Yeah.  Love what yer doin' mate.  Ya should come to London and do one.  That'll be fantastic!" Jason Groupp's party was the place to be earlier this week.  I would say "Jason Groupp's party was the place to be _______ night." but I can't remember what day it is right now.   Of all the things that had to get done here at PhotoPlus, the OneLight planning meeting for 2009 was crucial.  I'm pretty sure we did that yesterday. Erik, Kara, Meg, and myself sat in the hotel lobby bar for four hours looking at the schedule for 2009 and framing in a schedule for the new workshops.  I'm sad to say and happy to say that there will be fewer workshops in 2009.  Happy to say that because the travel has been taking a toll on me and my family.  Sad to say that because I love traveling so much.   We also had a conference call with Ross from FloSites.  His crew have been working on the new OneLight site.  It will be launching soon! I think we had that meeting yesterday.   Lastly.  I can not get over the fact that the best BBQ I've ever had in my life was in Brooklyn.  Really?  It was at a place called the Smoke Joint.  Look it up the next time your here. TGI? Cheers, Zack  One more day in NYC.  I'm taking something more than my camera phone out today. Maybe I should have borrowed a camera from Megavision. Oh wait. They didn't even show up. Well done.