A photojournalist attempting to re-unite over 300 vintage photographs from Japan, dating from the 1930s-1960s, with their rightful owner after discovering them at a market in regional Victoria.
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It’s not often that one of the golden boys of professional wedding photography in Australia receives negative press. According to the Sydney Morning Herald there are up to 30 wedding couples and business associates who are thousands of dollars out of pocket by the former AIPP Accredited Professional Photographer, Ryan Schembri.
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Until quite recently, revered British photojournalist, Tim Page, had barely bothered to survey his Vietnam War archive - a collection of photos that caused numerous injuries and close brushes with death.
There could have been a trauma-related motive for Tim to avoid his pictorial memories of war. But it simply boiled down to there not being a damn good enough reason to re-visit the old times.