Wanna Be on the April Cover of the AC?

[Eric Tipton]

Greetings Everyone:

Well, it is the 20th of the month. So, the question is, "Do You Wanna Be on the April Cover of the Authentic Campaigner?"

We are looking for images that best-exemplify the look of the authentic living historian. Images taken with period technology only are required (wet plate, pencil drawing, field sketches, etc.) Please refrain from submitting an image that you have submitted within the last year. We are continuously looking for fresh images and have a few days to gather the candidates. Thanks!

Submission Guidelines:

1) We will accept the first ten image submissions only. The thread will be closed after the tenth image is submitted, and any images submitted after the tenth will be deleted from the thread.

2) Once we have ten images, the staff will select the final three. The final three will then be put up for a general vote to the membership of the forum. The winning image will be placed on the front "cover" of the web site for one month.

3) Make sure and attach the photo to your post. If necessary, we will crop the photo for the best fit.

4) The Moderators/Administrators reserve the right to remove any submittals that they feel don't meet the standards of the Authentic Campaigner.

Now, let's see your best images!

[Possum]

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Pards,

This is a tintype of the Obejoyful Mess at the Olustee Florida event this year. The Image was struck by the gentleman of the Victorian Photography of Gettysburg Pennsylvania(sorry I can't recall his name.)

Hope you enjoy our image.

[Secechsoldier]

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HI to all on the A.C. (-;

I wanted to post this image of me and a good friend who name is Jim Wallen, we took this fine photo made of Glass! in Kentucky at a local event, the photo was done by the "Great Wendell Decker "

If I can recall, I do think this event was Early war !

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http://www.authentic-campaigner.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=316&pictureid=2819

Many Thanks

W. Verbal
50Th va. Inf. Co. H.

[Chad Wrinn]

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The Breckinridge Greys portraying Confederate dead after the battle of Perryville. The scary thing is there are more bodies in the photo then what was actually there! Photograph by Wendell Decker.

[Kiev Thomason]

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I would like to share this one.Its from the event at Ft Neagly. We were trying to catch the spirit of some of the war time camp pictures of Federal officers in their down time.It was struck by Tim Parsons

[Hardees Guard Private]

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Guess ill give it a shot.The image is of Myself and Derrick Pugh taken last July by Robert Szabo.The portrayls are of two Confederate pards during the Gettysburg campaign.

http://www.authentic-campaigner.com/forum/album.php?albumid=329&pictureid=2936

[PieBoy96]

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Tintype by Robert Szabo in 2008 of four men portraying the 22nd Iowa of the XIX Corps at Cedar Creek in October 1864. Shown in the photo L to R are Isaac Foreman (Liberty Rifles), Travis Haymaker (37th Va.), Waylon Pashong (Liberty Rifles), and Tim Cole (Liberty Rifles).

[Jake Nott]

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This was done in Gettysburg by Rob Gibsons. It is of me and my two brothers.

[Haversack]

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I would like to submit this image of me and my pard taken at 145th Chickamauga by Wendell Decker.http://wampuscatsmess.webs.com/apps/...otoid=27571167
Thanks.

[Old Overholt]

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Something about this image has always struck me - the war-weary look of a sergeant on campaign. This image of Dave Sullivan of Holmes Brigade was taken in May 2008 by Robert Szabo at Stand of Colors.

[Iceman]

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I'm posting an image of myself and my good pard, Don Smith, that we had made in September of 2007 by Mr. Rob Szabo. We are portraying soldiers/fighters of the "forgotten war"; i.e. the guerllia war that took place in the Trans-Mississippi from 1863 - 1865. Don has wanted to post this photo for consideration for many, many months, but I guess his work schedule prevents him from doing so in time. So, here you go Don, this post's for you!

[Eric Tipton]

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... And we have our ten images. Thanks everyone. We will narrow this down to the final three and have them up in the next four days.