Tuesday March 25, 2014

PHOTO GALLERY: The South Australian Shack

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THE South Australian shack is a family institution, a fundamental pillar of SA lifestyle, full of the promise of long summer days and evenings by the sea or the river. It’s as iconic as frogcakes. Kate Elmes has toured across the state with her camera photographing the corrugated seaside communities, forest caravans and tin sheds overlooking winding rivers.

Tuesday March 25, 2014

Tuesday March 25, 2014

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THE South Australian shack is a family institution, a fundamental pillar of SA lifestyle, full of the promise of long summer days and evenings by the sea or the river. It's as iconic as frogcakes. Kate Elmes has toured across the state with her camera photographing the corrugated seaside communities, forest caravans and tin sheds overlooking winding rivers.

Look at our Flickr Slideshow below, or view them larger on the The Lead's Flickr itself. All images courtesy of Kate Elmes Photography.

This is a Creative Commons story from The Lead South Australia, a news service providing stories about innovation in South Australia. Please feel free to use the story in any form of media. The story sources are linked in with the copy and all contacts are willing to talk further about the story. <h1>PHOTO GALLERY: The South Australian Shack</h1> <p><p>THE South Australian shack is a family institution, a fundamental pillar of SA lifestyle, full of the promise of long summer days and evenings by the sea or the river. It’s as iconic as frogcakes. Kate Elmes has toured across the state with her camera photographing the corrugated seaside communities, forest caravans and tin sheds overlooking winding rivers.</p> </p> <p><strong >THE South Australian shack is a family institution, a fundamental pillar of SA lifestyle, full of the promise of long summer days and evenings by the sea or the river. It's as iconic as frogcakes. Kate Elmes has toured across the state with her camera photographing the corrugated seaside communities, forest caravans and tin sheds overlooking winding rivers.</strong></p> <p>Look at our Flickr Slideshow below, or view them larger on the <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/116341146@N06/sets/72157642469281223/">The Lead's Flickr</a> itself. All images courtesy of <a href="http://kateelmesphotography.net.au">Kate Elmes Photography</a>.</p> Copy to Clipboard

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