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Wildfire Smoke Over Skootamatta Lake - Cloyne

from Cloyne and District Historical Society

  • emma megan said:
    nice view 👍

Queen Street, Brisbane with the Gordon and Gotch building in the distance

from State Library of Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Along with Watson & Ferguson, and Angus & Robertson, Gordon and Gotch was a publisher for Brisbane where scholarly works would be available to the community. The history of the city has been a struggle to import and print high-quality works of broad and deep learning. However, in recent decades Queensland historians have uncovered a much more significant reading history than what traditionally was presumed. Gordon and Gotch opened its Brisbane branch in 1875. The Company had begun in a partnership of Alexander Gordon and John Gotch and was incorporated in 1895 and listed in 1897. Its standing as a credible publisher was aided by having a branch in London. The six-storey building of Gordon & Gotch was erected in Adelaide Street in 1926-1927. Gordon & Gotch left the building in 1957. Source: mappingbrisbanehistory.com.au/history-location/gordon-got...

Woman machinist, Douglas Aircraft Company, Long Beach, Calif. (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

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  • diane m. dobson said:
    almost looks like a set up for a poster. expert lighting.
  • Ernest Adams said:
    It's posed. The shirt is crisp from the laundry (and is too good to be wearing while working on machine tools), while her hands are unnaturally clean. Still, a nice picture.
  • Rob Scumaci said:
    This guy knew how to light - excellent.
  • zesty watch said:
    husbands at war, wifes working. A period I did not know (born in 1950), but having heard so much of this. Your library is very moving, for all what it shows, and the very historical memories.
  • K Cjuliofelix said:
    Excelente fotografía de claroscuro.Tanto la mujer como la máquina están muy bien modeladas por la luz.La posición central del motivo sugiere el carácter estático de la escena.