Updated December 22, 2009
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Here's
why the Canadian Social Research Newsletter is late some weeks:
http://www.danielseguin.ca/play/index.php?showimage=914
(Yup,
that's the CSRL Guy. In August 2009)
Source: My
son Daniel's Photoblog
Check out this excellent award-winning photography
(no bias here at all...)
![]() The 2009 Weiler Award October 2009 | |||
![]() Dan & Pops - November 20/06 Master's Convocation - Concordia (Handsome devil --- and the kid's no slouch either!) ===> See Dan's photoblog <=== | ![]() The CSRL Guy hard at work (Feb. 2009) It's getting so a guy can't even put his head down for a minute without his spouse snapping a photo... [No, dear - I don't bear any grudge at all. ] | ||
| Here's the laid-back me on (some) weekends on the mighty
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![]() The House-Painting Adventure Page [Before-and-after photos of the house] ...and a rare photo of the artist not sitting at his computer... July 14, 2002 | |||
![]() Halloween 2001 silliness | |||
Gilles and Annie celebrating friend Kathie's wedding in the fall of 2000 |
![]() Dan (my son) in the middle, framed by his buddy Yves (Garneau) and Pops (moi) in the Fall of 2001 - See Daniel's photoblog - | ||
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I found
Denis' picture in Canadian Geographic (July/August 1993) while I was in the waiting
room at my chiropractor's office.
It
freaked me right out - I thought it was me. My chiropractor was so impressed with
the resemblance that he gave me the magazine.
I went home, scanned the photo
of Denis and then posed for the photo on the right (above), trying to replicate
what Denis was wearing and how/where he was seated in his photo.
[Yeah - I know my hair "looks" whiter - it's the angle-of-the-sun/time-of-day/f-stop-on-the-camera thing, y'know... ]
Denis
is from Hamilton. I'll have to go there some time and look him up...
Hey
- if you know him, get him to send me an e-mail!
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