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Photographs

The following photos are available for massaging, in order to suit conference programs and the like:

• a formal passport photo from the mid-late 1990s, in low-resolution jpg-format, also in less-low-resolution jpg-format, and as a thumbprint
• a less formal passport-style photo also from the mid-late 1990s, in low-resolution jpg-format, also in less-low-resolution jpg-format, and as a thumbprint
• an even less formal passport-style photo from 2005, as a 100x120 jpg, or as a thumbprint
• a few informal shots:
  • in Wellington, at the 'Identity Management in NZ' Conference in April 2008, with fellow key keynote speakers Stefan Brands of Credentica/Microsoft (obscured), Eve Maler of Sun/Liberty Alliance, Malcolm Crompton of IIS and Dick Hardt of Sxip. HighRes here
  • in Radovljica, at the Bled eCommerce Conference in June 2007, shot by Dennis Galletta
  • presenting at the Canberra Hyatt in November 2006, in 400x336, and in 600x490, shot by The Canberra Times (licence purchased)
  • a Sydney Morning Herald shot, for an article on 2 August 2005 entitled 'IDologists', photos full-size, cut-down and small
  • presenting in Dubrovnik in June 2005, one, two, three and four, shot by Fred Carter
  • presenting at Uni Wollongong in November 2004, shot by Katina Michael
  • at an ACS Conference in Canberra in November 2004, in small format, and in large format (484KB), shot by Tom McCoy
  • a newspaper shot re the Australia Card, published February 2007, but from file c. 2004?
  • at Computers, Freedom & Privacy in SFO in April 2002, shot by Declan McCullagh
  • a portrait composed by my daughter Kasia Bail in 1998, in low-resolution jpg-format, and as a thumbprint
  • a collage put together by colleagues Gillian Dempsey, Kathy McLaren and Oi Chuin Nee, in the early days of digital photography in 1993, in low-resolution jpg-format, and as a thumbprint
• even less formal shots:
  • as seen by my first cousin twice removed, Gold Coast, January 2007
  • as seen by my son-in-law, Kioloa, February 2006
  • at the March 2005 wedding of my daughter, Kasia, and Brendan, one, two and three

These community service pages are a joint offering of the Australian National University (which provides the infrastructure), and Roger Clarke (who provides the content).

Created: 15 February 1995 - Last Amended: 7 May 2008 by Roger Clarke - Site Last Verified: 15 February 2005
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