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evangilder · Nov 12, 2011

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Aaron Brooks Wolters · Nov 12, 2011

Stupendous shots Eric! They look great sir!

evangilder · Nov 12, 2011

Cheers Aaron. Wasn't the weather I would have chosen, but it worked out alright. Today I am off to shoot the civil war re-enactment here locally...in the rain. What am I doing?

Aaron Brooks Wolters · Nov 12, 2011

To quote you" You have to suffer for your art."

Shinpachi · Nov 12, 2011

I have been impressed with your so powerful shots very much, Eric.
Thank you very much.

ontos · Nov 12, 2011

Wow, great shots Eric, thank you for sharing.

evangilder · Nov 12, 2011

Thanks everyone. It was a lot of fun despite the cold temperatures. I just got home from a Civil War re-enactment and have about 900 photos to go through.

evangilder · Nov 14, 2011

After a night of rest, I braved more rain and cold on the ground to shoot something a little older. The annual Blue and Grey event in my town took place the following day. It's a historically accurate look at the Civil War. Click the banner below to see the galleries

Here are some samples

The last photo is from the series "You killed my brother". It was quite a scene in the midst of the skirmish that really showed the heartbreaking reality of war.

Aaron Brooks Wolters · Nov 14, 2011

Very nicely done Eric. If I ever get the eye you have for shots I will definitely have accomplished something. Those give the impression you were actually there. Kudos sir.

evangilder · Nov 15, 2011

Thanks Aaron. Sometimes it's just a matter of picking the right spot.

So While I was at Camarillo prior to the Veteran's Day shoot, a guy caught me without me even knowing I was getting photographed.

Shinpachi · Nov 15, 2011

Nice!

Gnomey · Nov 15, 2011

Nice shots Eric!

Aaron Brooks Wolters · Nov 15, 2011

evangilder said:
Thanks Aaron. Sometimes it's just a matter of picking the right spot.

So While I was at Camarillo prior to the Veteran's Day shoot, a guy caught me without me even knowing I was getting photographed.

So he must have been a long way off or your eyesight is not what we thought it was.

evangilder · Nov 15, 2011

My attention was drawn to an inbound aircraft, so I didn't see that coming!

vikingBerserker · Nov 15, 2011

You can spot an aircraft 50 miles away, but miss the guy standing 5ft from you.

Aaron Brooks Wolters · Nov 15, 2011

In Eric's defense David, I can fully understand.

vikingBerserker · Nov 15, 2011

I'd probably have been the same way, kid in a candy store.

Aaron Brooks Wolters · Nov 15, 2011

I'm the same way. I'll be talking with a buddy and if a C5 flies over I quit talking and just look up and he'll make the comment, "How do you even know what that is?" and I'll say "It's the only high bypass turbofan with a rod knock."

vikingBerserker · Nov 15, 2011

evangilder · Nov 16, 2011

Yep, I can be guilty of hyperfocus when I see a warbird coming in. It was either the C-47 on final, or the T-34 (and this T-34 in particular, was my ride).

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