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  • Veterans of WWII

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Heath Campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo, your brother, your sister
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heath campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo
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heath campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo
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heath campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo
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Heath Campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo, your brother, your sister
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Heath Campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo, your brother, your sister
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Heath Campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo, your brother, your sister
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Heath Campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo, your brother, your sister
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Heath Campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo, your brother, your sister
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Heath Campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo, your brother, your sister
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Heath Campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo, your brother, your sister
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Heath Campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo, your brother, your sister
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Heath Campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo, your brother, your sister
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Heath Campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo, your brother, your sister
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Heath Campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo, your brother, your sister
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Heath Campbell photography, tintypes, wet plate, alternative process, Melbourne, portraits, Kiribati, ANZACS, swordcraft, Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, Bamboo, your brother, your sister

Anzacs

In 2016 it occurred to me that we were coming close to seeing the last of the WWII Veterans. I approached the Bentleigh RSL about photographing their veterans to create a type of archive of the last of those men and women who served in the Allied Forces. The RSL loved the idea and so inspired by Richard Avedon, I photographed them at a rapid pace prior to their annual Anzac Day luncheon.

 

 

Now each year I return to photograph the elderly veterans but also those who have served in later conflicts. Sadly some don't return but their families are always grateful to have a reminder of them in their final years.

Here is a selection of some of those photographs. The 2016 series has a white background and were shot for black and white. Since then, I print them in colour but for my personal folio, I convert them to black and white.