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1st Squadron Australian Flying Corps

  • royal slip said:
    Is the photographer the same Frank Hurley who was on the famous Antarctic voyage with Shackelton?
  • Australian War Memorial collection said:
    Hi Van Felt Yes, it is the same Frank Hurley: you can read about him on our website. You can see more of his images at the National Library of Australia. Liz (admin for the Australian War Memorial)
  • Hawk914 said:
    These early color photos are quite a trip to gaze at... wonderful stuff... Fade to Black...

Machines of the Australian Flying Corps photographed from inside a hangar.

  • Bonaventura Leris said:
    I know these pictures in sepia. Were coloured a posteriori?
    BTW, Hurley was an impressive photographer.
  • John Winder said:
    The Paget plate process was invented a few years prior to this photo being taken. More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paget_process
  • ceebee23 said:
    if you check the full size you can see the ruled line matrix that forms additive colour
  • John M said:
    Great shot!

Observer, pilot, and Bristol Fighter F2B aircraft

  • thegreatlandoni said:
    Another priceless old photo ! .
  • <3 beth C said:
    kul
  • Steve Given said:
    Here is a cleaned version of this iconic image