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Remembering the dead last month.Armistice Day is the 11th November every year. A two-minute silence is held at 11am, to mark the date and time the first world war ended. The crosses are for soldiers who fell during the war; their names are written on them.
Field of Remembrance, Westminster Abbey, London.
Canon EOS 3 - Superia 200.
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Reminds me of Independence Day, which in Poland is celebrated in 11th November. Ahh, lovely image indeed.
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this is such an outstanding photo, it really puts me at a loss for words!
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you should make a coffee table book of all your photojournalism - i bet you and Lo had a great time talking about this genre - anyway - you are really putting out some powerful images
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i find it a little unsettling that a deviant asks "What is it commemorating"
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Ahh yes, I remember this photo. So very poignant and strong! Great work and I love how you kept the angle low to capture so many
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That's an awesome shot! What is it commemorating exactly? It's a very strong piece
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Armistice Day is the 11th November every year. A two-minute silence is held at 11am, to mark the date and time the first world war ended. The crosses are for soldiers who fell during the war; their names are written on them.
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