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The PHP North West User Group ran it’s 4th (and largest yet!) PHP conference – PHPNW11 in Manchester last weekend.

My last set of photos from PHP North West 2011 are the odd ones out, the ones that didn’t really fit into any of the other sets.

I hope you’ve enjoyed my photos from the conference, and maybe – just maybe – they’ve made you think about going to a PHP conference somewhere near you in the near future.

Scribbles and Snaps: "At first sight, this may seem like a rather obscure functionality, but it can be put to some clever uses."

Not only is the site on track to have 700 million users, it’s also expected to host 100 billion photos by the summer, according to the photo browser Pixable.

The service analyzed the data of 100,000 Facebook users and estimates that 6 billion photos are uploaded to the site each month.

World Label: "Your Android device is not only good for snapping photos and sharing them with others."

Scribbles and Snaps: "There are so many clever ways to share photos on the Web that the idea of creating a static HTML photo gallery may sound positively obsolete.

But in certain situations, the ability to turn a bunch of photos into an HTML gallery can come in rather handy."

Scribbles and Snaps: "Geolocation is not a new feature, but in digiKam 2.0 it has been thoroughly reworked to streamline the process of geotagging photos."

Packt: "In this article by April Hodge Silver, author of WordPress 3 Complete, we will see how to add and manage built-in image galleries to display photos and other images."

Major, major stumble from Flickr today--a Zurich-based photoblogger says Flickr deleted his account by mistake and lost his 4,000 photos.

100 million people tag photos each day on Facebook. One month after Facebook launched its facial recognition feature, non-users may still not be aware that Facebook's photo tagging could be broadcasting their faces.

A record-breaking 750 million photos were uploaded to Facebook over New Year's weekend