Rob Walls
Australia
Male, 66-75
9 photos
Craftsman boat builder, Llewellyn Sweatman, measuring up timber during the restoration of an old launch at the Wooden Boat School
A boat builder's hands planing the chine of a boat at the Living Boat Trust in Franklin, Tasmania
Brett Reid, observatory manager, in a cherry picker above the 27 metre dish of the University of Tasmania radio telescope at Mt Pleasant. This picture has special significance for me as I have a 48 year connection with this radio telescope. I shot the building progress shots for NASA when the dish was being constructed for a tracking station near Canberra in 1964. A year later I photographed for the national newspaper, The Australian, its commissioning by the then Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menzies. In 1985 it was donated to UTAS by NASA and rebuilt here in Tasmania, Australia's island state.
Craftsman boat builder, Llewellyn Sweatman, working with modern power tools in retsoring a traditional timber boat at the Wooden Boat School
Brett Reid, observatory manager, in a cherry picker above the 27 metre dish of the University of Tasmania radio telescope at Mt Pleasant. This picture has special significance for me as I have a 48 year connection with this radio telescope. I shot the building progress shots for NASA when the dish was being constructed for a tracking station near Canberra in 1964. A year later I photographed for the national newspaper, The Australian, its commissioning by the then Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menzies. In 1985 it was donated to UTAS by NASA and rebuilt here in Tasmania, Australia's island state.
(Left to right) Roger Dahlberg, Steve McCusker and Peter Hill, boatbuilders with the hull of the launch they are building to a 1950s design, at the Living Boat Trust in Franklin Tasmania.
Brett Reid, the manager of the University of Tasmania's observatory at Mount Pleasant in the control room where the data is collected from the various radio telescopes around Australia.
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