La Voy travelled extensively in the Pacific and published fifty-five photographs in the Sydney Mail, in a four-part series titled "With a camera in the Solomon Islands". In this series, La Voy made an interesting study of the people and their culture preferring portraits and villages scenes.
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Group of Men in Costume and with Ornaments and Paddles in War Canoe Inlaid with Mother of Pearl, 1921 Country: Solomon Islands/Culture: New Georgia
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