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In your most recent post with three photos I think #2 is the one I like the best. It is tough because the vertical #1 is good too, but for some reason #2 does more for me.
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I sifted thru a site containing a few hundred names of famous historical figures and chose likely suspects to see what they looked like, and for some reason I didn't trip over SJ, dang it.bfitzgerald wrote:Not sure which one I prefer, maybe the vertical one with the rocks is stronger, though I am never satisfied with my results in many cases, the light can always be that bit better![]()
Amazed you didn't get the new avatar, the man is something of a legend to civil war buffs: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stonewall_Jackson
And surely the 2nd best known confederate general of the war behind the obvious "Granny Lee" (large doses of ken burns works wonders at times)
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The pictures with the lake (?) in the foreground are my favourites, but #2 in the first set is still the one I like best.
It is a nice Avatar, but I don' think it will worry Sony as much as Capone
ACW - the first photographed war?bfitzgerald wrote:Amazed you didn't get the new avatar, the man is something of a legend to civil war buffs: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stonewall_Jackson
It is a nice Avatar, but I don' think it will worry Sony as much as Capone
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