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This is a discussion on Battle of Resaca within the People photography (portraits, sports etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; A few shots from the past weekend's reenactment. We were camped next to a train track so getting some early ...

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    A few shots from the past weekend's reenactment.

    We were camped next to a train track so getting some early morning camp life shots were easy since I gave up on sleep.






    Really old fashioned root beer, cream soda and birch beer. If you have get the chance, try it this way!








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    really like the one above the root beer.
    that empty chair realy appeals to me.

    I know I am asking for the perfect timing and split second reflex but if you had caught a bit more of the specticals, the shot might have had a deeper story for me.

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    it looks like a fun time. I love shot 2. the mood is fantastic!
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    Greats shots. I also love #2 for the same reason "the mood is fantastic"

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    Thanks. Those morning shots were pretty much exactly what I was hoping for the night before when I was watching the fog settleing in. The fun part was we got there after dark to set up camp so I had no idea what kind of photo ops there would be till I started walking around the next morning. Felt like a kid in an amusement park!
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    an excellent set, thanks for sharing
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    What a really cool set. I really like number 1.
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    I agree, really cool set.
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    Nice set but the one that stands out the most for me in the Root Beer keg photo, I like the look and feel of it a lot.
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    Really fun set - me too on shot 2!
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