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Standing Your Ground

NIKON D90

Aperture f/5.6 ISO 200 Shutter 1/500

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Oct, 2014

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stunning capture !

Love the detail and photo

Love the action in this one and the realism on that fella's face

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So it was ...
Confederate Artillery Officer: Bring up the twelve pounders ...
Confederate Artillery Soldiers: All the Horses are Dead Here Sir...
Confederate Artillery Officer: Bring'em up by Mule then ...
Confederate Artillery Soldiers: All the Mules are Dead Here Sir ...
Confederate Artillery Officer: Well Brig'em by Hand Boys ...
Confederate Artillery Soldiers: Alllll the Battery Men are Dead Here Sir ...
... But they stood their ground ... history reports are clear about that.
Excellent Photograph.

and by the way ... the Confederate Artillery Officer finished by saying: But I need them Twelve Pounders ... to which the Confederate Artillery Soldiers replied: There ain't no Artillery Left here Sir ...
... and in fact there was no artillery left, yet they stood their ground to the best of their abilities.

despite being in color, this comes across quite well as a period piece; or at the very least a time capsule sort of image. there is nothing obvious- other than the color and stop action of the image itself- to betray the time period it depicts. great composition.