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Ever heard of 'The Third Man'? But who photographed it? I am researching and writing about the late, great, forgotten Australian feature film cinematographer Robert Krasker BSC at https://robertkraskerproject.wordpress.com Ⓥ
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We woke up Saturday morning to the sound of multiple chainsaws, cracking trees, stump-grinder & tree-grinder doing their work deep into the night. We thought it was all over Friday night but not so.

How to depict the destruction of a whole mini-forest without before & after images? I only have these afters because the view from our house was nothing but forest until the poisonings & the chainsaws. The fence-line was once dense with trees & vines & bushes with bird nests all throughout.

Aftermath of the destruction of illegally poisoned protected rare Australian trees in neighbour's yard, formerly a forest of them surrounding a small house. Formerly a superb habitat for a wide range of native animal and plant species with its own unique, protective micro-climate, now gone.

Came home from running errands to find our driveway littered with branches from a stand of illegally poisoned protected rare Australian trees being cut down next door so neighbour can finish his shoddy-built MacMansion's luxury resort-style backyard.

Michael Buckland writes about Emanuel Goldberg’s groundbreaking Kinamo 35mm handheld movie camera, ‘Zeiss Historica: Journal of the Zeiss Historical Society’, Volume 30, Number 1, Spring 2009 – Was Goldberg one of Robert Krasker's teachers?: robertkraskerproject.wordpress.com/2025/04/19/m...

Berkeley Professor Emeritus Michael Buckland writes about importance of Zeiss Ikon in Dresden for ‘Zeiss Historica: Journal of the Zeiss Historical Society’, Volume 34, Number 1, Spring 2012 – Did Robert Krasker also study with Emanuel Goldberg?: robertkraskerproject.wordpress.com/2025/04/17/b...

Zeiss Historical Society’s ‘Zeiss Historica’ magazine is a repository of Zeiss Ikon and Carl Zeiss AG history – the greatest Australian cinematographer, Robert Krasker BSC, studied optics and photography in 1930 in Zeiss Ikon city of Dresden: robertkraskerproject.wordpress.com/2025/04/16/z...

One degree of separation: Richard Avedon photographs ‘Dovima with elephants, evening dress by Dior, Cirque d’hiver, Paris, August 1955’ while Robert Krasker, ASC photographs ‘Trapeze’ for director Carol Reed: robertkraskerproject.wordpress.com/2025/04/14/o...