While touring the campus on Sunday, there was some sort of constuction going on at this memorial. It was taped off so I couldn't get any closer. I didn't know what this was till I got home and researched. You can read more HERE
I didn't know the story behind this either. I followed the link, and I'm so glad there is this way to honor the fallen. My husband graduated from Tech. I will have to ask him if he remembers visiting this.
Interesting link Tanya and so many names etched there for eternity. I agree with William you've shot this beautifully. I enjoyed reading about your 'Black Friday' shopping venture..I saw some of it on tv, it looked wild :)
thanks for the link it was good to read about this Memorial, wonderful shot. I'm glad everywhere one goes there are Memorials in appreciation for those who give their lives for their countries.
Hi Tanya, I like this image a lot. Very dramatic looking and a lovely memorial.
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I didn't know the story behind this either. I followed the link, and I'm so glad there is this way to honor the fallen. My husband graduated from Tech. I will have to ask him if he remembers visiting this.
ReplyDeleteLove the choice of monochrome for this. It makes it more solemn.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot, Tanya. Glad you are enjoying touring :). So much to see and enjoy.
ReplyDeletegood lighting. nice moment you captured there. ( :
ReplyDeleteA very grand and fitting monument.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeletereally nicely shot with the sun flare and b&w.
ReplyDeleteA very stark shot, Tanya. It fits the requirements of the memorial
ReplyDeleteInteresting link Tanya and so many names etched there for eternity. I agree with William you've shot this beautifully. I enjoyed reading about your 'Black Friday' shopping venture..I saw some of it on tv, it looked wild :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of this, especially in the black and white.
ReplyDeletethanks for the link it was good to read about this Memorial, wonderful shot. I'm glad everywhere one goes there are Memorials in appreciation for those who give their lives for their countries.
ReplyDeleteHi Tanya, I like this image a lot. Very dramatic looking and a lovely memorial.
ReplyDeletePeople have let me know that my links are appearing on their blog and I see that they follow me here like a millstone around my neck! I wrote a post about it today asking for help on how to get rid of them.
I like this in b/w.
ReplyDeleteThe b&w makes it a very dramatic shot.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful light! And very touching in b&w.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful composition with exquisite lighting and good frame!
ReplyDeletehee hee...
ReplyDeleteEveryone - «Louis» included - likes the lighting in this image, Tanya! :-)
Nice shot, like the lighting.
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