armycamp

7 photos tagged armycamp, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

When were these photos taken?

1915

2014

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The last upload was September 2020.

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Georgie Sharp said:
By taking the time to share these photos you have made these wonderful people immortal!
That Girl said:
I agree with Georgie . . thanks!
Marshall Mateer said:
seeing the backdrops is really interesting and very useful for teaching..particuarly as there are other photos closer up on the figures showing the backdrop effect. e.g. www.flickr.com/photos/australian-war-memorial/2963393284/...
Australian War Memorial collection said:
Glad you found this interesting. I was pretty excited when I saw this image because usually each of these studio shots has only one backdrop visible. It gave me a better understanding on the set-up that the Darge Photographic Company had at the camp.
Marshall Mateer said:
Thanks AWMC. If you have been looking athe Drage Photo Company are you able to say what the two little bits of "apparatus" are? I've put a question on them as a note - one on the floor looks like a reference number and one on the bench - empty packet ?.

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BobMeade said:
That Sergeant looks remarkably young.
Shadownlitephoto said:
This looks like two sons and their mother.
Katrina Roets said:
I was thinking that as well. My guess would be this is Mrs. Reid and another son.
randomonix said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Photos from 1910-1920, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

optimal chicken said:
Fantastic! The spoil heap was much bigger than I'd imagined.