<p>Women walk past dead palm forrests at Rabaul on the island of New Britain. Rabaul is constanly showered by volcanic dust from a nearby volcano that destroyed the town in 1993. Outtake from The Australian Newspaper assignment.</p>

Dead Forrest
<p>Men fish from a jetty at Kokopo on the Island of New Britain Papua New Guinea,oblivious to the active volcanow across the bay. Outtake from The Australian Newspaper assignment. John Wilson Photographer<br /><br /><strong>This photo is available as a Vision of Earth Fine Art Poster in various sizes. Please click the <span style="font-size: small;">Buy Prints</span> button in the main website menu above. </strong></p>

Oblivious - Visions of Earth
<p>A Kokopo woman watches the active volcano on mount Kavurvur on the Island of New Britain. Outtake from The Australian Newspaper assignment.</p>

Spectacle
<p>A mother and baby, residents of Rabaul despite its proximity to an active volcano. Outtake from The Australian Newspaper assignment.</p>

Warm smile
<p>A plantation worker with his daughter on the island of New Britain.</p>

Proud father
<p>A local boy outside his house in Rabaul. The area has been turned into a shanty town after a volcano erupted near by in 1993 and has remained active. Outtake from The Australian Newspaper assignment.</p>

Shanty town
<p>Local boys in their backyard in Rabaul. The town has become a ramshackle village of shanty's since the eruption of a nearby volcano in 1993 which is still active. Outtake from The Australian Newspaper assignment.</p>

Residents
<p>Prisoners at Boroko Police Station Port Moresby. Outtake from The Australian Newspaper assignment. </p>

Crowded
<p>Prisoners await court appearances at Boroko Police Station, Port Moresby.</p>

Behind bars
<p>Prisoners in a cell at Boroko Jail, Port Moresby.</p> <p> </p> <p><span style="color: #ff6600;">NOTE:</span> Many of the photos in this gallery are available for Download in Hi Res for editorial use etc. Contact sales@johnwilsonphotographer.com.au for details and pricing.</p>

Boroko cells

driving home 01
<p>New Britain, Papua New Guinea.A farmer waves to friends from his field. Outtake from The Australian Newspaper assignment.</p>

Field work
<p>A woman carries firwood to her house on the island of New Britain. Outtake from The Australian Newspaper assignment.</p>

Firewood
<p>Fishermen at Rabaul inspect their nets after a nights fishing.</p>

Fishing nets
<p>Police officer at Kokopo Police station on the island of New Britain. Outtake from The Australian Newspaper assignment.</p>

Law and order

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