I have just posted a few pictures on the WIG website from Sundays action at the Mill.
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Scott,
What is your resolution set too? I have designed that page for 1024x768. If you are running less than that you might have problems.[FONT=Times New Roman][b]Tripp Corbin[/b][/FONT]
[URL=http://www.westernindependentgrays.org/]Western Independent Grays[/URL]
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If some of those photos had been taken with a period camera you would be hard-pressed to tell the difference between then and now - outstanding impressions.
One thing that jumps out is the humidity hanging in the air!Soli Deo Gloria
Doug Cooper
"The past is never dead. It's not even past." William Faulkner
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Great Pictures Tripp;
I can see my big self running up that darn hill :tounge_sm
And our great leader Cpt. Duffer, who died gloriously leading his company.
Once again great shots.
Kindest regards;Harold Adams
Co. F, 48th NYVI
"On occupation duty in Florida"
Here we are, some with whole skins, and some not so whole. Others have been left behind. For myself, I can only wonder if there is a bone left in my carcass when I think of the wholesale carnage through which I have passed. My bruises are inward.
Pvt. J. Haley, Co I, 17th Maine Vols., 9 June 1865
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I know I farbed out when i took those pictures, but I was just so overcome by the moment and knew how impressive a picture would look that I took a hit and went to the rear and took a few quick shots. I was really surprised that the pictures came out so well of the battle because I had taken them all in such quick succession.
I tried to hide far behind the line to get those shots and be discreet, I hope I didn't ruin anyone's "moment" while doing so.
I especially like the picture I took after the event was over of Matt Rector and Mark Mason standing without weapons in front of a line of fully armed Confederates. Their tired and worn out looks really do look like they had just been captured.Ryan Burns
The Skulkers Mess
GGG Grandson of 1st Sgt. Albert Burns
3rd Mississippi Infantry Regiment
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Originally posted by SGulleyCan't seem to access the pics. The last picture link I have is Chick 2003. Below that, the bar for the copyright is in the way and I cannot scroll farther down. Any suggestions?
I left clicked & scrolled down along the photo links with the mouse, like your going to high-light something to copy & paste, and several more links poped up-including the 2004 P. Mill pic link...
Worth trying!
Kevin DallyKevin Dally
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Scott,
Try the pictures now. I have added a scroll bar to the buttons area.[FONT=Times New Roman][b]Tripp Corbin[/b][/FONT]
[URL=http://www.westernindependentgrays.org/]Western Independent Grays[/URL]
[URL=http://www.armoryguards.org/]Armory Guards[/url]
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Glad to help. I hope to post even more pictures this weekend if I can find the time while working on my "honey do" list. Art Milbert and Keith Bartsch have sent me some good ones.[FONT=Times New Roman][b]Tripp Corbin[/b][/FONT]
[URL=http://www.westernindependentgrays.org/]Western Independent Grays[/URL]
[URL=http://www.armoryguards.org/]Armory Guards[/url]
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I have posted some more pictures to the WIG website. Looking to get some from the Confederate side now.[FONT=Times New Roman][b]Tripp Corbin[/b][/FONT]
[URL=http://www.westernindependentgrays.org/]Western Independent Grays[/URL]
[URL=http://www.armoryguards.org/]Armory Guards[/url]
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