Veteran
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Veterans of the U.S. military take to the streets in Washington, D.C. to demonstrate and show their support for the government after war was declared in Iraq. Anti-war protesters marched in opposition to the engagement and heavily outnumbered the pro-war supporters. This pro-war demonstrator exchanges words with some of the opposition in this photograph. A human police barricade separated the two. Washington D.C. Circa 2002
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This is an older photograph that I took back on Long Island, so it’s not quite as large a format as most of my stuff, but I love it none the less. The swans, as graceful as ever stay just out of range of my hound, the intrepid hunter. But she still can’t stop herself from dreaming.
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Remembrance Poppy with text … A Poppy tribute to all the brave veteran men and women who have risked their lives in the past and present, so we may have a future. Design available as tshirt and card as well. Created in Newmarket, Ontario, Canada
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it’s a great thing for the Scouts to show their citizenship toward the nation and give back to the community, which they receive so much support from
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The roman veteran This / work / has / been / produced / by / Christian / Zammit / Kindly / click / on / photo / below. / Visit my gallery / Monthly Journals
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Remembering those from long ago who left and never came back the same, if at all
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This is a T-shirt design honoring Military Veterans of Native American Heritage.
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Memorial Day, Hampton National Veterans Cemetary in Phoebus, VA. I like this shot particularly because all Veterans appear to be anonymous. Only the name of one Spouse (Ethel J. Allen) is engraved in the headstone just right of center. Often times, the military spouses rarely get honored and they really need to be, considering how hard military life can be on them as well. Best viewed in large format.
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The (untouched) natural reflection of a somber veteran viewing “The Moving Wall” the Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial. Taken at the Harrisburg Farm Show, September 2008. 6/17/09 ~ Featured in 4 Winners Only – thank you!! 10/3/08 ~ Featured in “Reflectivity” 10/5/08 ~ Featured in “A Beautiful Blur”
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I made a trip today to register as a Veteran. I am retiring from my full time job soon. Going into the life of captures and creation. It was a cool day and the breeze blew the fall leaves about in there dance of death. I had a chance to capture the graveyards of the fallen. And share time with an old friend. I also later captured a wild hawk who had caught a meal and then left to return to give me a shot or two. When I was about to walk across an old bridge whom held many old veterans that were lucky enough to come home I noticed this fellow making his day of feeding the ducks. I think I will share this.. He lives at the Home for Veterans and said he saves his bread they give him at meals and anyone else who will give it up to bring to his friends each day. I imagine that these wonderful creatures know his step and figure. You know it made me think of how life can paint a different pictures for so many people.. I feel blessed to be able to stand and smile at life. I have no regrets. I think when we are not afraid to love each other world wide again we will live … / Chuck..
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November 11th, 11th hour, 11 minutes Remember the soldier on the field / Poppies living, but the soldier dead / He fought for your country / He lived his life to die for yours / She fought for us too / Let’s remember the soldiers / Of all wars / Let the Poppy remind us / That fields of blood was / Shed for our freedom.
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Shot this during filming my documentary, Farragut: A Naval Legacy. This was during the flag raising ceremony at the Navy Veterans Reunion. Farragut Naval Training Station was the second largest boot camp during WWII and graduated over 400,000 recruits. These returning veterans are my heroes, as are all military veterans. (My dad went to boot camp here and I have two sons in the Navy) This was taken at Farragut State Park, in North Idaho (best camping anywhere!). View the documentary at my website cinemavaljean
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NOUN: / pl. pop·pies 1. Any of numerous plants of the genus Papaver, having nodding buds with four crumpled petals, showy red, orange, or white flowers, a milky juice, and capsules that dehisce through terminal pores. / 2. Any of several similar or related plants, such as the California poppy. / 3. An extract from the sap of unripe poppy seedpods, used in medicine and narcotics. / 4. A vivid red to reddish orange.
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INK-BRUSH PAINTING. / INSPIRED BY MY DESIRE TO SPEAK OUT AGAINST ALL WAR, / BUT THIS PIECE WAS DONE DURING THE VIETNAM WAR
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Veteran’s Memorial with American Flag. A tribute to all the veterans from my home town, There is even the name of a veteran from the Revolutionary War on this wall. / I am a Vietnam Veteran, my daughter points to my name on the wall. /
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I’ve recently started a project to help veterans of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. For all the military themed art that sells off my site, I will donate 100% of my share to the Wounded Warriors Project and Defend a Defender. Please check out the websites at: http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org http://www.defendthedefenders.org Both of these organizations hold a very dear place in my heart for the work they do for our military and their families! Being a former Marine and a Marine’s wife, I cant even begin to explain to you the burden that is lifted just knowing that these organizations are out there doing what they do. This is my way of giving back to those who have given so much for us! Thank You for taking the time to visit!
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Two photo’s combined and digital effects painted on.
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Live plants, and an American flag. The standard flat military gravestone. Not so fancy…but peaceful… / St. Croix Falls, WI cemetary. /
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The Cockpit of the beautifully restored and still airworthy B-17G called “Liberty Belle”. What a treat to have finally been able to see the entire interior of this plane. It is amazing how deceivingly small and cramped it is. I cannot even imagine to fly in one with FLAK going off all around and fighter planes trying to shoot you down, with no climate control system whatsoever. A couple of veterans that flew on B-17’s in WWII were at the airport, got to sign the Pilot’s Logbook and shared some of their harrowing stories, including having to endure temperatures at -30F. Amazing, simply amazing. At first I found the 2 pairs of gloves on the “dash” a little distracting, but I really like them there now. Best viewed in Large. / / This is an HDR image created from a sigle RAW file using ReDynaMix. Image was further post-processed in CS3. Taken with Nikon D300 and Tokina 12-24mm lens.
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THANK YOU Nikon D60 / 55-200mm lens @ full zoom / slightly cropped / minor enhancements
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A cropped and merged photo of my grandon, Donavin, marching in the Veterans Day Parade in Saratota, Fl. last Wednesday. Donavin is a cadet at the Sarasota Military Academy. It was a great parade this year.
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I see you!
by MemaaThis horse was so observant of my camera that he made me laugh. The horse is one of the mounts ridden by the Sarasota Military Academy Equestrian Team in the Veterans Day Parade. Shot taken in Sarasota, Florida
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