OMD & L.L.P Go to Antietam Battlefield

[LLP]

HI All, first post here, figured id start out with some of my work..

link to set on flickr for all the pictures: Antietam


Artillery Ridge - "Final Attack Trail" by Leading Line Photography, on Flickr


Mumma Cemetery by Leading Line Photography, on Flickr


" The Final Attack" by Leading Line Photography, on Flickr


Iowa Spicket by Leading Line Photography, on Flickr


Old Sign by Leading Line Photography, on Flickr


Mumma Farm by Leading Line Photography, on Flickr


Trails by Leading Line Photography, on Flickr


The Witness Tree by Leading Line Photography, on Flickr


Burnside Bridge by Leading Line Photography, on Flickr

All Images taken with Olympus OM-D EM-5 w/ 75, 12 & 17mm lenses.

[Mark von Kanel]

Hi and welcome to CIC, had a look at your flikr page , some great images and i look forward to seeing them here. we are a frienly bunch so if you could add your first name and approximate location to your profile that would be great.

[rpcrowe]

The Cornfield, The Sunken Road, The Dunker Church and Burnside's Bridge are all significant in that they were venues for the Battle of Antietam which resulted in being the "bloodiest day in U.S. history" and which was the impetus for issuance of the Emancipation Proclimation.

It also exposed the Union Leadership of the Army of the Potomac as totally incompetent even though the battle was deemed a Union Success in that they held the field while the Confederate forces retreated.

[LLP]

The Cornfield, The Sunken Road, The Dunker Church and Burnside's Bridge are all significant in that they were venues for the Battle of Antietam which resulted in being the "bloodiest day in U.S. history" and which was the impetus for issuance of the Emancipation Proclimation.

It also exposed the Union Leadership of the Army of the Potomac as totally incompetent even though the battle was deemed a Union Success in that they held the field while the Confederate forces retreated.

one place i completely forgot to walk through, sunken road...ugh, i guess its an excuse to go back for more.

[LLP]

The Cornfield, The Sunken Road, The Dunker Church and Burnside's Bridge are all significant in that they were venues for the Battle of Antietam which resulted in being the "bloodiest day in U.S. history" and which was the impetus for issuance of the Emancipation Proclimation.

It also exposed the Union Leadership of the Army of the Potomac as totally incompetent even though the battle was deemed a Union Success in that they held the field while the Confederate forces retreated.

one place i completely forgot to walk through, sunken road...ugh, i guess its an excuse to go back for more.

[kdoc856]

Hi, Brian and welcome.

I checked out your Antietam thread and enjoyed it very much, particularly your treatment of fences. Your "Old Sign" and "End of Fence" were my favorites. Glad to have you here.