A just-turned 50 Canadian with an absolute passion for the American Civil War, especially the Battle of Gettysburg. I enjoy looking at the photographs of Gettysburg, as I am 10 hours away from that special place. My other interests include nature, photography and "special places" in my part of Ontario. Thanks for stopping by, and thanks for sharing your pictures too!

 

Eyes on the Civil War. Get yours at bighugelabs.com

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  • JoinedAugust 2007
  • Current citySouthern Ontario
  • CountryCanada

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A thorough appreciation of any past era requires not only a mastery of the important historical facts and concepts, but also some understanding of how that historical knowledge is interpreted and preserved. A good Civil War photographer sees history and records it through the lens of a camera. A great Civil War photogr… Read more

A thorough appreciation of any past era requires not only a mastery of the important historical facts and concepts, but also some understanding of how that historical knowledge is interpreted and preserved. A good Civil War photographer sees history and records it through the lens of a camera. A great Civil War photographer does more than that – they see something special – a small, but moving, element of a monument, the fiery colors of a sunset that reminds them of a story of a battle, a landscape so beautiful, yet once such a field of carnage. It’s not enough to simply take a picture on a Civil War battlefield for those of us who love and appreciate the study of the Civil War. It’s our chance to preserve a moment in history that means something very special to us. Eyes on the Civil War is a great photographer of Civil War history. He captures special elements in his photographs that he uses to tell the story of the Civil War . He is a fine Civil War historian, with a knowledge base that I both admire and envy. The story he tells through the lens of his camera is inspiring. Thank you for your willingness to share your talents within the Flickr Civil War Family. ~~Violet T. Clark

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December 12, 2008