Uploaded: January 28, 2018 04:13:44 | Entered: September 13, 2019 06:17:08
Ruins of St. John's Episcopal Church built in 1852 that functioned during the Civil war as a hospital and barracks. Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
Exif: F Number: 8, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/160 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 400, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 30.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS REBEL T3i
Gord MacEachern January 28, 2018
Love the comp, textures, and info Tammy, a lot of history here!!! #1702990Jeff Robinson January 28, 2018
Excellent comp, texture and info! #11673784Gail Sullivan January 28, 2018
So well done, Tammy! #11673786Bojan Bencic January 28, 2018
Fantastic capture of this interesting place, Tammy. Love the view through the window. #11673794Randall V. Rainey January 28, 2018
Love the old ruins from time long a go. You captured it well. Great comp, texture, color. Been there myself and there are great opportunity to shoot there. A FAV #11673807Patrick Rouzes January 28, 2018
Beautiful tones, textures, clarity, find & capture, Tammy! #11673821Terry Cervi January 28, 2018
A fantastic shot of the old ruins, Tammy! Interesting information too. #11673830Carrie M. Groseclose January 28, 2018
Beautifully photographed Tammy. I really love the comp, textures, and history! #11673856John Koepfer @PresentPleasures January 28, 2018
I love seeing ruins, each has its own story and these are so well captured and presented Tammy!! Excellent texture, clarity and blue sky!! So glad for the info as well!! #11673906Chuck Green January 28, 2018
Nicely done, Tammy! <>< #11673938frank w. degenhardt January 29, 2018
A beautiful find Tammy. These old ruins just make us want to know the history behind them. You did a beautiful job of centering the picture, got the details of the brick work down and I love the two doors and the large window that survived the destruction. What is nice to is the colors of the ruins and the trees are backed up by that gorgeous sky. Outstanding work. #11673960Nancy L. Green January 29, 2018
What an interesting piece of history Tammy, VERY well done!! <>< #11674018Emile Abbott January 29, 2018
Love old ruins and superb texture and composition. Thanks for the info as well, Tammy. #11674079Tammy M. Anderson January 29, 2018
Thanks Guys #11674097Reynaldo D. Reyes January 31, 2018
Great part of history and the info you provided is very interesting. wonderfully composed and presented. #11674482frank w. degenhardt February 19, 2018
A beautiful work Tammy. Congratulations on this being a Staff Favorite. #11679385Randall V. Rainey February 20, 2018
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