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Panoramas of New Zealand
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Panoramic photographer Robert Percy
Moore (1881-1948) was born in
Christchurch, New Zealand.
During World War I Moore was a
travelling photographer in Queensland.
In 1919 he had a studio at 379 Kent
Street, Sydney, and his earliest
panoramic photographs date from this
time.
From 1923 to 1931 Moore operated from a
studio at 88 Manners Street, Wellington,
specialising in panoramic photographs
made with a cirkut camera. During the
1930s and 1940s he lived at different
times in Australia and New Zealand. From
1936 to 1941 he was in partnership with
James Thompson in the Panora studio in
Rotorua. He died in Sydney.
The images are part of the Moore,
Robert Percy, 1881-1948 :Collection of
panoramic negatives (NegColl-204) group
in the Alexander Turnbull Library,
National Library of New Zealand. You can see more images from this group on the
Timeframes website.
These images were added to The Commons on Flickr in November 2008.
47 photos | 3,690 views
items are from between 1923 & 07 Dec 2008.