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Brendan Lynch continues to take magical portraits. This year, Lynch spent hours inside a claustrophobic, hot stairwell. The shoot required hardcore lenses, tricky overhead lighting, and a sense of humour - 3 things Lynch has in spades. The results were more than worth it - especially the expressions. In case I forget to mention it, Lynch has done portraits for free since 2007.

Paul Hillier decided to swing by TOJam, and we were blown away. Paul topped it off with a great photo essay about his experience. If you're Facebook friends with Paul, there's more! You may know Paul from his Street Fashion series, which has evolved into a full site. Paul is incredibly talented, knows his sh*t, and must swing again.

Jasmine Lin volunteered to take pictures all weekend (no small thing). Together with Tommy she documented the people and moments that are TOJam - from the speeches to the food to the zombie. Jasmine has a knack for making people smile, which explains why the frazzled jammers always seem so happy.

Tommy Lo tagged team with Jasmine and captured the true face of TOJam. He managed to capture the action, the scale, and the croissants. Plus, it was just plain nice having Tommy around.

Christen Traviss came by Sunday evening to celebrate with her husband and friends. Bonus: She captured the final hours! This is perhaps the best photo of Tessa ever taken (she's delivering the TOJam 8:00pm drop dead deadline). If you're Facebook friends with her photogenic husband, there's more! Thanks Christen!

Colin Cupp and Mochi Media went above and beyond the call of duty. In addition to those photos, they sponsored us, came to Toronto, answered questions, prepared bagels and gave out free T-shirts. Colin's recap was icing on an cake... WITH ICING.

Devine Lu Linvega attended TOJam 6, and took some crazy interesting fishbowl shots. If you're Facebook friends with this madman, there's more! (I didn't think it was possible to be more excited about FRACT, until this)

Kelvin Put took some candid photos while building his TOJam game. I'll try to rescue these from Facebook prison, in the meantime why not be friends with Kelvin - he's great!

I know for a fact "eagle eye" Rabo has an archived a stash of never-before-seen photos of TOJam 5 & 6. This placeholder is subtle way of reminding him we want them - you hear me Rabo!?