The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portrait of Captain James Francis (Frank) Hurley who served as an official photographer with the Department of Information during the Second World War. He had also served in a similar capacity with the 1st AIF in France during the First World War. In addition he was an explorer and had spent time in Antarctica.
Captain (Capt) James Francis (Frank) Hurley operating a camera as two colleagues observe in Syria. Hurley had served as an Official Photographer for the Australian Imperial Force during the First Worl
Portrait of Captain James Francis "Frank" Hurley, photographer and author, the official photographer to the first Australasian Antarctic Expedition 1911-13. During the First World War Captain Hurley w
Studio portrait of Captain (Capt) Eric Webb, 7th Field Company Engineers, who enlisted in Sydney but was originally of Papanui, New Zealand, and James Francis (Frank) Hurley. The portrait was probably
Informal portrait of Captain James Francis (Frank) Hurley, Australian Official Photographer, standing beside a big German shell which had failed to explode when it fell on the Pozieres Road in France,
Frank Hurley, Department of Information, Official War Photographer, standing on top of his van, filming No 3 Squadron RAAF in the desert. (Donor F. Sainsbury)
CAPTAIN FRANK HURLEY (FIFTH FROM LEFT), AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER ATTACHED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION, AND ALLIED NEWS CORRESPONDENTS CARRYING THEIR LUGGAGE UP A JETTY ON LAKE TIBERIAS. T
