Last Sunday, I was lucky enough to immerse myself in my two favorite things. No, not chocolate and Grey Goose. Photography and music.<\/p>\n
The day began at 8am at\u00a0Wildwood Metropark<\/a> shooting participants in a Civil War encampment. History buffs from all over the region displayed authentic clothing, uniforms, weapons, and shelters, and re-created the encampments and activities one would have seen during that period.<\/p>\n Then at 10am, it was off to\u00a0Epworth United Methodist Church<\/a> to play bass for their contemporary worship service.<\/p>\n After church, it was back to Wildwood for more photographic opportunities with Civil War folks. The afternoon culminated in a skirmish between the Yanks & Rebs. I shot them from a hillside, while they shot each other. (Thanks to Art Weber from the\u00a0National Center For Nature Photography<\/a> for hooking a brother up with a prime vantage point for shooting the battle.) I managed to wrap up the day and get home before the skies opened up with torrential rains and gusty winds.<\/p>\n I\u2019ll post a link to a gallery of images once they\u2019re ready.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Last Sunday, I was lucky enough to immerse myself in my two favorite things. No, not chocolate and Grey Goose. Photography and music. The day began at 8am at\u00a0Wildwood Metropark shooting participants in a Civil War encampment. History buffs from all over the region displayed authentic clothing, uniforms, weapons, and shelters, and re-created the encampments and activities one would have<\/p>\n