"A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself."

52Caddy

-Joseph Campbell







Thought? I was trying different crops, but I liked these best. There are a few more Medal Of Honor recipients at Fort Snelling national cemetary in Minnesota.
I especially like how the last shot of Thomas Burnett turned out.

lynnma

52Caddy wrote:

-Joseph Campbell
Thought? I was trying different crops, but I liked these best. There are a few more Medal Of Honor recipients at Fort Snelling national cemetary in Minnesota.
I especially like how the last shot of Thomas Burnett turned out.

very very moving shots 52... nuber 3 strikes me most.. I can't say why.. thanks for sharing.

USAIR

Joseph
I agree with Lynn #3 is the best
I love the composition the color and the bright white head stones
All very nice

Thanks
Fred

Higgmeister

Hi 52Caddy
National cemeteries are always a touching and sobering subject. So many!!

As for the photos, all are nice, but #4 is my favorite. It seems more personal than the others and I believe it's because you got down to their level. Kinda like shooting kids. #3 is impactful because you can see the sheer volume of headstones.

Thanks for sharing,
Chris

RevLinePhoto

Good shots.


Every day at 5PM I get reminded of the people who have come before me to protect our great country. All I can ever think of at that time is two words. Thank You!

To all the vets and families of fallen comrades, Have a good day.

Ryan

Ric Grupe

Thanks to...
...Robert J. Pruden. We were born the same year and we were in Nam at the same time. Here I still am after raising three sons. I hope Robert had at least one child.