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- Australian Rock Music
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- Music Photography
- Benefit Concert Art
- Jazz Fusion Music
- Montsalvat Concert
- 1971 Photography
- Counterculture Scene
- 1970S Melbourne Art
- Counterculture Photograph
- 70S Music Imagery
- Counterculture Photo
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- Syrius Band Artwork
- 70S Australian Music
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- Documentary Style
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- Melbourne Art Scene
- Brick Wall Photograph
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David Dixon Porter’s ‘Joe Cocker (touches nose)’ captures a raw rock concert moment in 1972 Melbourne. Black & white, documentary style – a unique piece of Australian music history.
David Dixon Porter’s ‘Clog Stall #2’ captures 1970s Melbourne counterculture at the Much More Ballroom. Black & white, documentary style – a unique glimpse into music & art.
David Dixon Porter’s ‘Captain Matchbox’ captures 1973 Melbourne music scene. A unique black & white photo of the Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band, iconic Australian rock.
Experience David Dixon Porter’s ‘Audience #4,’ a captivating 1971 black & white photo capturing Melbourne's vibrant counterculture scene. A unique art reproduction.
David Dixon Porter’s ‘Clog Stall #1’ captures 1970s Melbourne counterculture. A unique black & white documentary, showcasing youth & domesticity at the Much More Ballroom.
Explore 'Gerry Humphrys (caveman)' by David Dixon Porter – a 1972 black & white portrait of the legendary Aussie rocker Gerry Humphrys. Capturing the era's counterculture, this unique piece is a must-see.
David Dixon Porter’s ‘Swimmers #3’ (1971) captures a jubilant moment at Montsalvat concert. Black & white, documentary style, showcasing carefree joy & communal celebration.
David Dixon Porter’s ‘Swimmers #2’ (1971) captures a raw, documentary moment at Montsalvat. Black & white, featuring nude figures in water – explore power dynamics & counterculture vibes.