2013 Week 43 Photos
(21st week photographing)
By Corey Lablans Photography
This week’s photos focused on the life around Queen’s
University, other then the last photos, which some could argue would work. Fall
is a fun time, nice colours and of course pumpkins, enjoy.
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2013 10 21 – A person jogs in front of a building being
demolished at the corner of Stuart and Albert Street in Kingston, Ontario. The
corner of Stuart and Albert will be the site of one of the two new residences
to be built at Queen’s, part of a project worth approximately $70 million.
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2013 10 22 – A student sits on the sign in front of Stauffer
Library at Queen’s University. The library was built in 1994 and cost
approximately $42 million.
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2013 10 23 – Students examine pumpkins outside the John
Deutsch University Centre during the weekly farmers market. One of the historical
beliefs behind the jack-o’-lanterns is that they are used to ward away evil
spirits. The earliest record in the U.S. of jack-o’-lanterns stems back to
1866.
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2013 10 24 – Students sit on couches in the Lower Ceilidh of
the John Deutsch University Centre studying. Ceilidh is a Gaelic term referring
to a place of social gathering.
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2013 10 25 – A pumpkin meets its demise during this year’s
pumpkin smash behind Leonard Hall at Queen’s University. The event was held by
the Engineers Without Boarders (Queen’s Chapter), for information on the
organization check out their website: http://queensu.ewb.ca/
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2013 10 26 – Members of the Queen’s men’s rugby form a maul
against McMaster during the semi-final game at Nixon field. Rain and heavy wind
didn’t make playing conditions favourable but Queen’s defeated McMaster 38 – 3.
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2013 10 27 – A bottle of Wild Turkey American Honey stands beside
a glass of Ginger Ale in mid pour with the first volume of Walking Dead propped
up behind. Wild Turkey comes from a distillery in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky built
in 1869 and is part of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.
THANK YOU
Corey Lablans (1-613-217-4535) dailyphotos@coreylablans.com
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