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05-JUN-2004

Australian War Memorial (5)

I was very moved by rows of these bronze panels bearing the names of Australian soldiders killed in battle. These panels form the Roll of Honour and it records the names of over 102,000 Australians who have died in wars since the late nineteenth century

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Date/Time05-Jun-2004 15:02:06
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Tom Briggs01-Nov-2009 14:15
As a retired military officer I find this photo of your 'wall' very touching and moving. I assume the flowers are added by people who look for a certain name (?) ... in any event, I'm sorry I missed this on my last trip to your great country. Voted
Guest 06-Jan-2007 13:24
Very powerful image. The red flowers on the metal panel and the perspective makes it to a picture that you can't stop looking.
Jarek M22-May-2006 12:34
Very moving picture....
Mark L11-Sep-2005 04:23
Nice photo Tom, great composition.
Guest 02-Jul-2005 10:39
I love the way you've done this too, Tom. The wide angle and short DOF really enhance the impression of just how many names there are. A poignant subject, well captured
Guest 23-Jan-2005 18:18
wow. I like how you captured it.
Guest 26-Dec-2004 13:42
excellent perpective !
Barri Olson19-Dec-2004 06:00
Very powerful, well composed and moving shot.
Piotr Siejka11-Aug-2004 14:14
Super perspective. Well framed, Tom.