[Leica] World War II re-enactment

[lug at steveunsworth.co.uk (Steve Unsworth)]

I'm sure we could, but in 6 months we wouldn't really understand them. I
certainly don't understand why they do it - and that applies to the cowboys
as well as the indians.

On a slightly different note, I once worked with someone who was a member of
the sealed knot society here in the UK. They re-enact English civil war
battles, and no, I don't understand them either. The point being he was in
charge of a small cannon and a 35mm film canister held just the right amount
of gunpowder to fire the cannon. So I used to give him my used FP4 and Tri-X
canisters. After a few weeks he asked me to stop as he had more than enough
to see him through the foreseeable future.

Steve


On 29/6/09 01:06, "B. D. Colen" <bd at bdcolenphoto.com> wrote:

> Oh, I know that. Just B.D. being B.D. (And we could spend the next six
> months debating the difference between children chosing to be cowboys - who
> those of us of a certain age grew up thinking we're heroes, or Indians, who
> we now understand were the victims of genocidal 'manifest destiny,' and
> adults chosing to be Nazis. But back to photography...Really nice 
> images.:-)
> )