Memorial Day
Remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
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A fine memorial shot. I visited a grave yard hoping for something of this nature, but it proved to be
ground level so that the decorations took on a strange surreal look. Passed on that and decided to
remember my brother from WWII. (A bit more sentimental than I usually like to be)
Don, thanks. I believe memorial day is a perfectly fine day to be sentimental and we all owe your brother our gratitude.
A really nice shot, great use of lines in the image. It keeps me roaming around inside the image. Images of cemeteries with simple gravestones has a sobering effect on me. That was so evident on my first trip to Arlington Cemetery. Words cannot describe those emotions.
Earl,
Great photo. Clean colors and depth of field. I am reminded that my Dad, a veteran, passed away a year ago tomorrow. I can;t believe a year has passed so quickly.
Nice photo!
Alan