00:00And we'd go then, I'd take photos of these aeroplanes.
00:04There are mums that say,
00:06what are you taking photos of all these aeroplanes?
00:09Murph Bishop is one of Australia's most important photographers,
00:12our first Indigenous press photographer
00:14and the man behind that photo of Gough Whitlam and Vincent Lingiari.
00:18Originally from Brewarrina and now living in Dubbo,
00:20the Daily Liberal sat down with them to tell his full story.
00:23There was a flood that happened up there in 1955 or something, yeah.
00:29And the aeroplanes came into town
00:31and took supplies out to stations or properties
00:38to know where people were isolated.
00:40And we'd go then, I'd take photos of those aeroplanes.
00:44When the pictures come back from Melbourne,
00:46you know, little Kodak, Kodakram box,
00:50we'd borrow a project and have a little viewing in the house
00:56and then we'd put a sheet on the clothesline out the back
00:59and project it onto another clothesline
01:03so that the kids up the road and other people
01:06would come and have a look at them, you know, what we've done.
01:10Let's check.
01:10Let's check.
01:11Let's check.
01:12Let's check.
01:12Let's voice on Вам appeared in the
01:13So that's what it did for us,
01:13we'd be able to do you do on screen.
01:14Let's see.
01:14Let's check.
01:14Let's check.
