wwii axis reenactment forum

Work has been very busy since the show, so i have been very bhind with processing my photos. Everyone else look great so i hope you enjoy mine too so here are some of mine from an Ace War & peace. Many thanks to all those who put the huge effort in to organise it, especially the pyrotechnics guys for making it spectacular (but still safe!), and for everyone who attended to the show what it was.

The Siege of Bastogne ( full set available to view here http://www.flickr.com/photos/32285031@N ... 407078152/ and here http://www.flickr.com/photos/32285031@N ... 424994642/ )

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RB-1934 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-2532 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-2557 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-2551 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-1985 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-2632 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-2639 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-1991 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-2021 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-2289 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-2308 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-2353 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-2391 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-1947 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

Around the camp: (more here http://www.flickr.com/photos/32285031@N ... 233592009/ )

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Off The Leash by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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Guard Duty by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB- by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-3582 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-3384 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-3395 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-3506 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-2104 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-2197 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-2189 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

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RB-2168 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

I have yet to edit anything from Sunday or from any of the main arena battles (apart from the one or two above), so there will be more to come.

wow! some pretty good pics there

crossofiron wrote:wow! some pretty good pics there

Thanks!

Awesome photos! Is the show photoshop or just a very local snowy weather?

Wouldn't matter if they were 70 years late
Brilliant images

Amazing shots. Well done.

Awesome photos! Is the show photoshop or just a very local snowy weather?

Not Photoshop, no! Theatrical snow sprayed over the entire set for the duration of the show. Made from paper impregnated with something I think, so it all biodegrades nicely afterwards...

He does take some nice pics doesn't he?

Pug42 wrote:

Awesome photos! Is the show photoshop or just a very local snowy weather?

Not Photoshop, no! Theatrical snow sprayed over the entire set for the duration of the show. Made from paper impregnated with something I think, so it all biodegrades nicely afterwards...

He does take some nice pics doesn't he?

My Hire car was the other side of the trees it was white with that snow when I took it back the look on the guys face was price less

Excellent set of photos Rob (As always !)
I`ll put the grenadier in shot number 18 on a charge though... Look at his Bayonette !!!

Thanks for the kind words all!

As i said earlier - I will update with further images as and when i get teh chance to sort them out.

The snow was theatrical as Dave said above - i have tweaked a few images to enhance the amount of visible snow on the ground and falling on the air, but for the most part it was already there as part of the awesome display. I also blue toned them to make them look colder.