Sailing 1893 1932 Australia

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Focusing on wildlife and yachting, William James Hall captured the essence of Sydney's maritime culture between 1877 and 1951. Renowned for his dynamic photography, he chronicled the evolution of yachting, including the inclusion of women in the sport. Hall's work reflects a pivotal shift in photography technology, transitioning from glass plates to roll film, allowing for more spontaneous captures of sporting events. His collection of 194 selected photographs, held at the Australian National Maritime Museum, serves as a vital visual record of this era's maritime history.