blakejd
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So I've been looking at some old scans of my time in Iraq and although they in most respects are simply snapshots they each show something about the struggles and culture of the military at war. So I was wondering how much does knowing what your really seeing vs just looking for focus, compositon etc add to the photo. Posted a few with captions below.
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Marines struggle through impossible sandstorm on the invasion front.
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Marines battle boredom with a little desert cricket before the invasion.
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Ammo trucks destroyed on the road to Baghdad.
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Short on supplies Marines substitute socks for coffee filters.
Just wondering and appreciate the imput. I have yet to do any post processing so I'm sure cropping etc can improve things a bit.
1.
Marines struggle through impossible sandstorm on the invasion front.
2.
Marines battle boredom with a little desert cricket before the invasion.
3.
Ammo trucks destroyed on the road to Baghdad.
4.
Short on supplies Marines substitute socks for coffee filters.
Just wondering and appreciate the imput. I have yet to do any post processing so I'm sure cropping etc can improve things a bit.