JP Campbell: Pictorialist Photographer, at Home and at War

James P Campbell's life as a photographer spanned from the 1890s to the 1930s, capturing pivotal moments in Australian and global history that often went unrecognized. His adventurous spirit led him to document the Victorian Alps, promote Australia internationally, and record significant military events, including those at Gallipoli and the Middle East. His artistic pursuit of photography left a rich legacy found in various collections. Alan Harding, who has a background in sociology and Australian history, chronicles Campbell's impactful yet overlooked contributions to photography.