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Henley Beach, Adelaide, South Australia | 27 April 2010, 11:00 am
I took this photograph at Henley Beach in Adelaide, shortly after arriving in Australia.
On a wall beside the beach, someone had written: “No Migrants, No Crime. Simple.”
As a newly arrived migrant, encountering these words was particularly confronting. I photographed the scene as a person stood nearby, their shadow falling across the wall as though contemplating the message.
It was an ordinary autumn morning by the sea, yet the words on that wall revealed a hostility towards migrants that stood in stark contrast to the peaceful surroundings.
More than sixteen years later, this photograph remains significant to me — not only as a record of an anti-immigration message in a public space, but also as a personal reminder of one of my earliest encounters with prejudice in Australia.
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Henley Beach, Adelaide, South Australia | 27 April 2010, 11:00 am
I took this photograph at Henley Beach in Adelaide, shortly after arriving in Australia.
On a wall beside the beach, someone had written: “No Migrants, No Crime. Simple.”
As a newly arrived migrant, encountering these words was particularly confronting. I photographed the scene as a person stood nearby, their shadow falling across the wall as though contemplating the message.
It was an ordinary autumn morning by the sea, yet the words on that wall revealed a hostility towards migrants that stood in stark contrast to the peaceful surroundings.
More than sixteen years later, this photograph remains significant to me — not only as a record of an anti-immigration message in a public space, but also as a personal reminder of one of my earliest encounters with prejudice in Australia.
Editorial Use License (Digital Download)
This image is licensed for editorial use only.
Permitted use includes:
– News reporting
– Editorial articles and features
– Documentary projects
– Non-commercial online or print publications
The following uses are not permitted:
– Commercial use
– Advertising or promotional use
– Branding, marketing, or product endorsement
– Any use implying endorsement by a person, organisation, or entity depicted
No model or property releases are provided.
The buyer is responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable laws.
Copyright remains with the artist.
The listed price applies to standard editorial use by small or independent publications.
Use by major media organisations, print editions, or wide distribution requires an extended license.