Helen Stephenson's Pictures of Herself

I'll have to change the title of this page, I suppose, as I haven't grown a beard: the picture on the right is Stephen Andrews, my significant other. It's me on the left. We took these pictures outside one sunny December day using a Pentacon camera with a 135mm lens.

This picture was taken at dusk by Stephen when he and I were visiting Bough Beech Reservoir during the Spring of 2001. It gives me a bit of a double chin, but as I look pretty happy in it, I thought it was worth getting a copy off him for my website!

As the next most recent photograph, this one gets to be next.

It was taken in January 1999 at the Fountain Inn in Adelaide during a family lunchtime get-together.

This picture was scanned from my work security badge. It was taken in February 1996.

This picture is another flatbed scan: I was in a backyard swimming pool in Australia in January 1996.

Another two flatbed scans: me playing my bassoon at Mother's house in January 1996.

Me in the early 1990s.

Me in the mid-to-late 1980s. Photographically, this is probably the best picture on the page.

I spent Christmas in New Jersey, USA, in 1984. I think my landlord got hold of my camera to take this picture. The flash seems to have done something strange to the shape of my nose!

I was a bright young thing in my early twenties way back in the late 1970s when this picture was taken. The slide has deteriorated over the years, and this is just about as good as I could make it. I didn't have that much of a suntan, honest!

Way back in the mid 1970s, I graduated from the University of Adelaide with a Bachelor of Science degree from the Faculty of Mathematical Sciences. This entitles me to put the letters B.Sc.(Ma.Sc.) after my name, although I don't very often bother to do so. The quality of these pictures is quite good considering that they were taken by my sister with my old Kodak Instamatic 25 camera.