Civil War Imagery
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Officers of 114th Pennsylvania Infantry in front of Petersburg, Va., August, 1864
Unknown photographer, 1864
Original picture:
www.loc.gov/resource/ppmsca.33068/
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA
© Library of Congress
© Alain Girard, Restored & Colorized, 2022
By the gym I go to there is this statue I've seen in passing there is this war memorial. So one day with perfect shooting conditions I decided to take a few shots. I also recently just upgraded my phone to an I-Phone 14 so I was eager to test out the camera and was not disappointed at the results. Even though most of us have and love our expensive SLR's or mirrorless cameras for a lot of us now use our cellphones as part of our regularly used gear.
Shot this today in preparation for tomorrow's game between Oregon and Oregon State - The Civil War - Go Ducks!
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Street and reportage photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
A Pro-Palestine rally marches through the city as tensions rise when a Pro-Israeli rally approaches. A moment earlier there had been a sit-down protest in the middle of the street for this, what I believe to be, unsanctioned rally latching onto the March Against Racism rally earlier in the day.
I'm not a press photographer but, as a street shooter, I feel it is important to document life and times on our streets. With that in mind I ducked and dived through the midst of the protesters to get the shots that, for me, told the story. Enjoy!
I was privileged to attend a re-enactment of the battle, Basing House. The knowledge by the participants of the tactics and way of life was excellent. A great day out.
Captain America: Civil War (2016)
NB: Star-Lord's face is used for Bucky. I felt the expression and facial hair fitted well.
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Going through more archives....mostly looking through photos from 2015. This was taken in September 2015 at the Civil War reenactment at Van Raalte Farm in Holland Michigan. Here is shot of a soldier before they went into battle.
I can't believe that it was 5 years ago that I went to this reenactment.
So would this be like street photography from the mid 1800's?
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Gay couple Jamie Fitch and Rogan Mathie from Bromley, Kent who will be one of Britains first Gay couples to commit to a 'civil partnership' giving them the same rights as a married couple in the UK, at their rehearsals at the Swallow Coulsdon Manor Hotel in Surrey, UK. Both Jamie and Rogan, who are wearing their 'Red Aids Awareness' pins, have previously been married to women.
Picture shows :-
Jamie and Rogan (Glasses) at the rehearsals at the Swallow Coulsdon Manor Hotel, Surrey.
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Departing RWY 18 to Jeddah
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I haven't been out much lately so I will post another shot from last year. This was taken in September at a Civil War re-enactment at Van Raalte Farms in Holland.
War of the roses, the House of York was white, the House of Lancaster was red, basically in the end was a red and white rose for the House of Tudor. Inspire Me Thursday was dedicated to this textile to remind us that the end results may not be what you think you are waging war for.
So many men were slaughtered in Civil War battles that their remains are still being found on battlefields over a century and a half later. Even when battlefields are not now recognizable as such. (I have mentioned previously that the house I grew up in sits atop what was a Union battery, and its bones, during the battle of Corinth. That's Mississippi, not Greece, though the latter saw its carnage as well. Almost exactly two millennia previously.)
Tourists at Gettysburg recently discovered a young soldier, after heavy rains had washed back the little bit of earth then covering his shallow grave. The remains were examined by the Smithsonian, and found to belong to a man about 5 foot 8 inches tall, in his early 20s, who had been shot in the back of the head.
These tragically, foolishly dead are with us, "the devil's own planting... a harvest of death", wrote a superintendent at one battlefield, and they sometimes make us aware.
The devil would have it so.