Here's the description of my space:
Mark got himself a digital Sony camera, and has been clicking madly away with it. He has taken close to 600 JPEGs already. Behind me you can see both printers; I'm wearing one of the T-shirts I made with astronomy photos I downloaded from NASA and printed out with the Epson, and some of my own computer graphics are pinned to the wall; next are the matched set of 17" Sony monitors, attached to the 8600/300 Mac, running OS9; directly in front of that you can just see the digital drawing pen and 4D cordless mouse, on a corner of the Wacom tablet; sitting on the tablet is Mark's laptop, running Windows98; you can just see a sliver, from the top down, of the APS drive, the CD burner, and the 7100/66 Mac; next is the Applevision monitor, with a screen full of unix stuff, because the 7100 is running MkLinux; then comes a second keyboard and mouse, in front of a box of CDs and Zip cartridges; finally we get to the scanner (with a stray floppy sitting it). And the whole thing was shot with a digital camera. Is that geeky enough?