Photos | Social Engineer Village at the 2016 Social Media Conference
A group of seven people, including three adults and four shoes, gather in the Social Engineer Village at the 2016 Social Media Conference in Las Vegas. The village features tables, chairs, laptops, signage, and electronics. The lighting in the space is bright, and two men wear headphones while working on their laptops.
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lighting instrument machine speaker room furniture desk village floor laptop consumer device engineer wristwatch pc indoors bag accessories sign performer footwear crowd musical backpack strip guitar social concert interior af table earbuds org pen studio electrical computer flooring brought handbag team stage off design hat defcon headphones microphone electronics shoe
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