armycamp
7 photos tagged armycamp, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.
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- portrait
- australianwarmemorial
- woman
- man
- tent
- remembranceday
- armisticeday
- broadmeadowsvic
- tentbackdrop
- hat
- animal
- 1915
- sergeant
- soldiers
- roof
- chimney
- sky
- abstract
- blur
- building
- tree
- industry
- window
- wall
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Recent uploads
The last upload was September 2020.
Soldiers in uniform at the train station in Kilcoy from State Library of Queensland uploaded September 2020
Blackfell Army Camp, Washington from North East Museums uploaded September 2014
Staff Sergeant Major Morgan and dog, 1915 from Australian War Memorial collection uploaded May 2009
Private Morris and unidentified friends from Australian War Memorial collection uploaded October 2008
Private Pinkerton, another soldier and friend with a koala from Australian War Memorial collection uploaded October 2008
Private Reid with a woman and an unidentified sergeant. from Australian War Memorial collection uploaded October 2008
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Two men sitting outside a Queensland Defence Forces military tent at Fort Lytton, Brisbane
- Vesna Verencevic said:
Blackfell Army Camp, Washington
from North East Museums
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optimal chicken said:
Fantastic! The spoil heap was much bigger than I'd imagined.
Private Morris and unidentified friends
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Georgie Sharp said:
By taking the time to share these photos you have made these wonderful people immortal!
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That Girl said:
I agree with Georgie . . thanks!
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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/...
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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.
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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 ?.