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       Still Life: The American Civil War
   DIR By: JakeTheGreat
       Date: November 9, 2016, 2:01 pm
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       The mood I aimed for was one of serene relaxation in the
       mid-afternoon sun. During the Civil War, camps would often be
       littered with various parts and pieces, especially during the
       time just before or after a battle. The story behind this shot
       could be one of a photographer taking a break from documenting a
       recent skirmish that had concluded, with meat being thrown in
       with the standard fare of hardtack to celebrate a victory. I do,
       however, encourage you to come up with your own ideas as to how
       this scene could've come to be, I'm very interested to hear your
       thoughts and replies.
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       One other piece of detail that failed to be shown off in the
       final image due to how I eventually decided to lay things out,
       but I wanted to mention, included the engraving of the cylinder
       of the revolver as officers would often do. I inscribed it as a
       homage to the commander of my reenactment group "We Make
       History", Colonel Scott. The engraving (which is still there if
       you squint) reads:
       Col. Hinkle
       1st Regiment, Army of Northern Virginia
       "Sic Semper Tyrannis!"
       #Post#: 2588--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Still Life: The American Civil War
   DIR By: Raz
       Date: November 9, 2016, 3:03 pm
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       The camera angle and lighting looks good. You should add some
       vertices/edges to your objects (like the grip of the gun, the
       frying pan, the food) and move them around to make the objects a
       little rounder instead of having more rectangular edges.
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