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Denslow, J. W.
Colonial New South Wales photographer.
Dethbridge, Romulus
A professional photographer and a gasfitter, Romulus Dethbridge worked in partnership with Andrew Benson in Sandridge, Port Melbourne in the mid-late 1860s.
Deveril, Herbert
A professional photographer and photolithographer, Deveril worked in Melbourne until 1873 when he moved to New Zealand permanently. He was quite prolific and worked as ...
Dewey,
Mrs Dewey was a Newcastle photographer in the early 1860s. She was forced to retire due to ill-health and her studio was taken over by ...
Dickenson, Walter
A professional photographer, briefly a resident of Hobart in the mid 1850s. He made portraits of a number of local identities.
Dicker, Charles
Dicker was an amateur photographer who showed a collection of 24 ambrotypes at the 1861 Victorian Exhibition. The photographs were of the principal buildings in ...
Dixon, Hugh
Captain Hugh Dixon, a distinguished amateur photographer and army officer, was in India about 1864 when he produced an album of photographs of the British ...
Dixon, Trisha
Dodd, Polly Sumner
Doig, A. E.
A professional photographer working from Whroo near McIvor in Victoria.
Dowling, Matthew Patrick, b.
Dowling was a professional photographer, born in Ireland, who set up studios in Tasmania with his brother, Paul. A bitter parting in 1869 saw him ...
Dransfield, Judi
Dufty, Alfred
Advertising as a marine artist and photographer, Dufty worked first in Fiji and then in Newcastle and Sydney, Australia.
Dufty, Francis Herbert
A professional photographer, Dufty travelled around Victoria offering his services. His images were said to be 'the sweetest Australian scenes' photographed.
Dundas, Kerry
Dupain, Max
Dupain, Diane
Duryea, Sanford, b.
Sanford Duryea was a professional photographer. He apparently worked with his brother Townsend Duryea in the Melbourne photographic studios of Messrs Duryea & McDonald (1852/1855). ...
Ebye, Carl
A travelling photographer who worked in New South Wales during the 1860s, Ebye produced mainly panoramic landscape views of towns in northern New South Wales.
Edgar, William
Worked as a ship painter in Sydney from the 1890s as well as running a photographic studio until he left for San Francisco in 1918.