The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Bougainville, Solomon Islands. 1945. B2/472 (field service number (Hugh Matthew McInnes, film cameraman (cinematographer) of the Department of Information, attached to the Australian Army as an official war photographer (left), with fellow official war photographer Jack Band, who was responsible for still photography. The two colleagues had just arrived on Bougainville where as a team they covered operations until they left to cover the Tarakan landing. (Donor H. McInnes)
North Borneo ? 1945. B2/472 (field service number) Hugh Matthew McInnes, film cameraman (cinematographer) of the Department of Information, attached to the Australian Army as an official war photograp
North Borneo ? 1945. B2/472 (field service number) Hugh Matthew McInnes, film cameraman (cinematographer) of the Department of Information, attached to the Australian Army as an official war photograp
Portrait of Department of Information cinematographer (cameraman) William (Bill) Carty. The official photographer is seen with his camera. (Still from AWM Film F01310 Jungle Patrol)
THE SOLOMON ISLANDS, 1945-09-19. SOME JAPANESE TROOPS FROM NAURU ISLAND REST AS THEY WATCH FELLOW SERVICEMEN ENTERING THEIR INTERNMENT CAMP ON BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND AFTER MARCHING FROM TOROKINA. (RNZAF
Informal portrait of war photographer and cinematographer Damien Parer with a 16mm Bell and Howell camera. Prior to the Second World War, Parer worked at Dupain’s studio and had been a member of the p
Informal portrait of war photographer and cinematographer Damien Parer with a Kodak Cine Special II 16mm camera. Prior to the Second World War, Parer worked at Dupain’s studio and had been a member of
