Freedom in Black and White
In my continuing series of shared images from my travels and photographic expeditions, this is a picture I took in 2001 or 2002. It was taken at a local federal government installation that's a couple of blocks from my home. The landscape no longer exists as it did; in 2003 or so, as a result of the security gear-up of federal installations after 11th September, the place was completely fenced in, and in the process they moved the flagpole out into a field.
It's one of my favorite shots, and would be a sure prospect for any Fly's Photographs greatest hits reel. Even though you can't see the colors in the flag itself, the way I framed it, and the stark contrast between the light of the flag and the darkness of everything else always leaves me in awe. Absolutely one of my best shots ever.
It's one of my favorite shots, and would be a sure prospect for any Fly's Photographs greatest hits reel. Even though you can't see the colors in the flag itself, the way I framed it, and the stark contrast between the light of the flag and the darkness of everything else always leaves me in awe. Absolutely one of my best shots ever.
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