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Published: 2005-03-12 22:08:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 1548; Favourites: 25; Downloads: 147
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A young girl holding back tears makes a transfer rubbing of a name from the Traveling Vietnam War MemorialRelated content
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Look at her face.This is a great picture.. This one really hit home I have family on that wall.(Thank you to all the soldiers)
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i don't know how you do it, but your pictures are all so filled with emotions, it's astonishing...
this one almost made me cry...
Eli
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a copy of a copy of a memorial ... never forget ... and always remember that memory fades away
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Yeah. They have a 1/2 size wall that travels around the country. This was shot on a football field in Manteca. It seems to
bring some of the same emotion than the real wall gets in Washington DC.
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No kidding! I'll never forget the effect it had on me when I saw the origional... It was so quiet yet so crowded...
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that's so sad... but a very nice picture. such a great amount of emotion displayed. good capture on your part.
~osiddian
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was this taken during the vietnam era? if not she must really be in touch with her roots..
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intimate... i really appreciate this. a good capture of a sensitive subject
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A very emotional shot. Great composition and tones. It's perfect black and white. I think in colour, the photograph may lose a lot of its impact and feeling.
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You really do nail it when you snap a photo - I'm impressed again with the timeless feel - regardless of styles of dress, this could be a young girl grieving for someone whose loss for her is as real as yesterday.
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Wow, a very touching moment. as said above, this might just eb the decisive moment and you can feel the
uneasiness and sadness the girl has.
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Henri Cartier-Bresson might refer to this as a decisive moment. Great capture.
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