Gamma-Ray Productions
13 Years/"That Face"
Every school photo of me from junior kindergarten to grade 12.
From the ages of 4 years old to 17 years old.
I've wanted to do this for awhile, and then earlier today, by coincidence, I saw something exactly like this on Flickr by someone else (except in color).
My apologies for the awful quality of my middle/high school photos, they had to be scanned right out of my yearbooks. I never ordered photos in grade nine or eleven, so I had to do that. And I couldn't find my grade ten ones.
Note: I only got glasses during the winter of 2007, so only my grade 12 photo has me with glasses on. I used Adobe PhotoShop for turning the scanned photos into black and white to match the yearbook photos already black and white, and I used InDesign to put them together.
The number of tags is a record for me. I won't ever put that many again. But then again, I can only add 75, as I found out when I added them.
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As well, this will be another Madness reference, this time to the song "That Face."
"I see a face that face is mine/the mirror marks the change in time. A face I'll never see again/and it will never be the same.
Reflections of yesterday!"
I kind of went through that kind of reflection while scanning these, especially my yearbook photos. Indeed, that face will never be the same.
The song: www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFFg_c1kJKA
13 Years/"That Face"
Every school photo of me from junior kindergarten to grade 12.
From the ages of 4 years old to 17 years old.
I've wanted to do this for awhile, and then earlier today, by coincidence, I saw something exactly like this on Flickr by someone else (except in color).
My apologies for the awful quality of my middle/high school photos, they had to be scanned right out of my yearbooks. I never ordered photos in grade nine or eleven, so I had to do that. And I couldn't find my grade ten ones.
Note: I only got glasses during the winter of 2007, so only my grade 12 photo has me with glasses on. I used Adobe PhotoShop for turning the scanned photos into black and white to match the yearbook photos already black and white, and I used InDesign to put them together.
The number of tags is a record for me. I won't ever put that many again. But then again, I can only add 75, as I found out when I added them.
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As well, this will be another Madness reference, this time to the song "That Face."
"I see a face that face is mine/the mirror marks the change in time. A face I'll never see again/and it will never be the same.
Reflections of yesterday!"
I kind of went through that kind of reflection while scanning these, especially my yearbook photos. Indeed, that face will never be the same.
The song: www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFFg_c1kJKA