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These are some of my first videos showiing just a sample of the 3500+ images available at my photography for sale web site, www.GillisPhotos.com

 













Robert Gillis was the guest of the TV talk show, Charlie Masison’s “Behind the Scenes,” which was broadcast on Foxboro Cable Access Foxboro Channel 8 in June 2006. READ THE TRANSCRIPT HERE

 

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Robert Gillis was the guest of the TV talk show, Charlie Masison’s “Behind the Scenes,” which was broadcast on Foxboro Cable Access Foxboro Channel 8 in June 2006. The topic of discussion was the release of his new book, “Nana, my grandmother Anne Gillis.” Robert Gillis describes his book: “For anyone who has ever loved a senior citizen, this book will touch your heart. Anne Gillis, my Nana. I loved her dearly. What began as a stop to drop off the newspaper blossomed into a very special responsibility lasting over two decades. I visited her daily since I was five; I shopped for her, watched out for her, took care of household repairs as I got older, and listened as she talked about her remarkable life. After Nana died, I started writing about her, and found that there could be no better way to accept her passing than by celebrating her life. This book is a very personal, special story that I would like to share with you.” The book is available on Amazon.com. Barnes & Noble.com, and from Author House.

Book website: http://nanagillisbook.robertxgillis.com

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I do my best to use my own photos to illustrate a post (and copyright to all my images remains with me), but sometimes I need to use an image from, say, a sports logo, a TV show or movie, or something I could not possibly get on my own, for example, an image of the international space station. I always credit the original owner (if they can be determined) but in ALL cases, whether credited or not, any images I didn’t photograph myself remain the property of the original copyright holders. This site does not imply any ownership of such images or materials, and such images are used here for commentary / illustrative / entertainment purposes only, under what is believed to be fair use guidelines, and absolutely no copyright infringement is intended.

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