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Montana Memories ... Victory

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At the Little Bighorn battlefield.

Comments (17)


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Faemike55

11:55PM | Tue, 11 October 2011

for every loser, there must be a winner Great capture

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jocko500

12:19AM | Wed, 12 October 2011

I like this. have you read what the Indian side was . it differ than what the white man side is

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wysiwig

1:12AM | Wed, 12 October 2011

Custer divided his troops into three parts. He led one part personally in an attack on a Native American village, hoping to surprise them, conduct his massacre and win glory for himself. He ran right into an ambush. Custer had it coming. Very nice composition with the sky and field behind the sculpture.

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Chipka

1:16AM | Wed, 12 October 2011

Intriguingly, the clouds at about mid-point seem to mimic the shapes of the sculpture, or at least the mood of it. And as a monument goes, this is quite fitting, especially since Custer had that Karma thing coming. All of that aside, this is a marvelous photograph. The crop calls attention to the swoopy, curvy, exciting bits of the sculpture itself, and the flat vista behind it, with exciting clouds just adds to the compositional brilliance. This rocks. I also saw this on your screen...so that's bringing back some really good memories.

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durleybeachbum

1:47AM | Wed, 12 October 2011

Yes, I see what Chip sees in the clouds..serendipity at it's best. This is a super object, and an inspired composition by my excellent tutor!

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helanker

2:17AM | Wed, 12 October 2011

WOW! It cannot have been easy to capture this clearly, but you did it perfectly. :)

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fallen21

2:50AM | Wed, 12 October 2011

Fantastic photo.

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anmes

3:01AM | Wed, 12 October 2011

Stupendous...like ghosts riding from the past!

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debbielove

7:29AM | Wed, 12 October 2011

wysiwig has put it perfectly, unfortunately.. He was a glory hunter.. Every Army has them.. They usually end in a disaster for some poor army led by them, or themselves.. He truly deserved to get his butt kicked by some Indian Cheif (Sitting Bull) who knew what he was doing.. Good image.. Rob

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jophoto

8:06AM | Wed, 12 October 2011

Nicely done! Looks like a truly glorious day!

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MrsRatbag

8:17AM | Wed, 12 October 2011

What a beautiful shot! Great colour and lines!

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photosynthesis

11:31AM | Wed, 12 October 2011

Fascinating outline sculpture that looks great against that classic powder blue, cloud-filled sky...

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bobrgallegos

11:38AM | Wed, 12 October 2011

Wonderful capture and presentation!!

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T.Rex

1:07PM | Wed, 12 October 2011

Like ghost riders from the past. I like the simple outline art work in this sculpture, which you have captured very nicely. As stated above, the grass and clouds add very nicely to the impression of the transparent riders. Good work, Tara! :-)

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barbdennist

1:23PM | Wed, 12 October 2011

Very nice photo of this piece of art. I love driving along and finding artwork like this.

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charpix

7:37PM | Wed, 12 October 2011

Beautifully captured.

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junge1

7:03PM | Fri, 14 October 2011

Fantastic Tara. Love the way you captured this!


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