What Do We All Look Like?

[Lester Bailey]

All right so I'm a sad techy sort of guy, but now we have image upload we can all see what each other looks like, well at least for those who are brave enough to post a picture.

 

ps

You can now see I am slightly more cute than my avatar!!

Edited August 20, 2003 by Lester Bailey

[Chris Timson]

OK, I'm game, since there's a picture already to hand. There have been a few changes since this photo was taken. Anne has let her hair go gracefully grey, while I have lost about 30 lb. I'm playing my Dipper baritone, while Anne is holding her Wheatstone 1850's English.

 

Chris

 

Edited August 20, 2003 by Chris Timson

[RoyJanik]

Fair enough. I was going to post one of the pictures of me from the Noel Hill concertina school, but I wasn't really happy with any of those. So here's me looking suave and sad in front of the webcam.

 

[Henk van Aalten]

Hi concertinists,

 

To please Paul, I have added a modest photo, featuring (in order of importance) my grandson, trying to destroy my old concertina and me more or less looking for notes.

This old concertina has now more or less been eaten by my grandson.

By the way: the avatar shows my granddaughter, playing harmonica. In a few years I will persuade her to try a concertina.

 

Henk

Edited August 20, 2003 by Henk van Aalten

[stuart estell]

On Morris days I quite often look like this. Amounts of make-up vary! I'm pretending to play my Norman C/G in this photo.

Edited August 20, 2003 by stuart estell

[rabennett]

OK, here I am NOT playing the concertina. (To the joy of concertina lovers everywhere)

[Mark Stayton]

Here I am at this year's Midwest NHICS. Note the conspicuous absence of a concertina (they're Northumbrian smallpipes). That's Noel on the left, wondering why I'm not practicing...

 

 

Photo courtesy of Roy Janik. Thanks Roy!

[bellowbelle]

 

Here's me in a sort of altered, squished-box form. There's one on my website's main page that is a bit...uh, more like me.

 

My father took the original photo of me at my daughter's high school graduation party this past summer. I didn't really like the original, but it was fun to twist it up like this!

[David Barnert]

Here's me at the Squeeze-In a couple years ago, with parts of my Wheatstone Hayden Duet.

 

Photo by David Cornell, with some touch-up by me.

Edited August 24, 2003 by David Barnert

[squeezer]

Hmmm. A whole new dimension to Concertina.Net. Illusions crushed and so on. If this actually works this will be me, Jim Besser, jamming before the Glen Echo contra dance in suburban Washington DC recently.

[JimLucas]

I wrote: I'll say that I'm "abnormal", and proud of it. :-)

 

Chris T. responded: Can we have a picture to back up that statement?

 

I say: OK!

[Chris Timson]

Yes, Jim, that's just as I remember you from the last time we met.

 

Chris

[John Wild]

This was surreptitiously snapped 4 years ago. there is a little less hair on my head now, and the beard is a bit greyer, but hopefully I am still recognisable.

 

John Wild

[Richard Morse]

And here's one of me and my Hayden....

[Richard Morse]

And here's one of me and my Hayden....

Right.... forgot the attachment....

[Henk van Aalten]

I'll say that I'm "abnormal", and proud of it. :-)

Looks as if this picture was taken "down under" and that's quite normal!

 

Henk

[JimLucas]

Ah, so the Morse Hayden is a reality!

 

(Once again, the lack of the tree structure makes it harder to understand what this quip is in response to. Multiple posts intervened between Rich's post/picture and this one. And one of those was in response to my own post/picture, which was similarly separated.)

[Christian Husmann]

Hello folks,

 

I may not post very often here, but here´s as well an image.

A bit old, but ...

 

greetings

Christian