Gettysburg

Jeff Canes · Apr 18, 2006

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Antarctican · Apr 18, 2006

Nice shots. I especially like the first two. Thanks for sharing.

nvr2low · Apr 18, 2006

i really like the first shot

spike5003 · Apr 18, 2006

I agree the first shot has a really interesting feel to it, well framed

woodsac · Apr 18, 2006

Very nice shots. Nice exposure on #2.

terri · Apr 18, 2006

So, you did make it there! :thumbup: Awesome.

I love those landscapes. Very well done. Looks like a beautiful place, must be amazing to walk around there, thinking about the history. Wow.

melcooney · Apr 19, 2006

spike5003 said:
I agree the first shot has a really interesting feel to it, well framed

All I can add is that I agree...the first shot has such depth! Good work on the series!

dllb · Apr 19, 2006

It looks so beautiful and peaceful. The pictures give it such a sense of serenity. What an immense contrast to what happened there.

Good job!

Chiller · Apr 19, 2006

EXcellent images Jeff. Well done man!!

GrfxGuru · Apr 19, 2006

I really like images one and three. The B/W in the first image was a great choice, really adds the atmosphere.

Regards,
Peter Witham

Jeff Canes · Apr 19, 2006

dllb said:
It looks so beautiful and peaceful. The pictures give it such a sense of serenity. What an immense contrast to what happened there.

[FONT=&quot]Good job![/FONT]

Well put dllb and could not agree more, that also seed very apparent to me when I was there in person. IMO the different between the past and present gives the place a strange surreal feeling.

Thanks everyone for looking. One shot that I want to get was from the cannon’s perspective, tried a few angle from directly behind but they did not look right to me. So I when with the more classic look in #1.

The color version

Calliope · Apr 19, 2006

Excellent shots. I like the first two the best... I like the tones in the b&w and the comp in both. Nice work!

Oldfireguy · Apr 19, 2006

Gettysburg is an awesome and sacred place. Looking at the photos one would never believe we killed tens of thousands of people there. It's a part of history I have always been amazed with.

The photos are great!