1812 Reenactment, Preparing the Cannons

Ryan,

Nice shot!

Have you ever thought about processing some in B&W, for a more authentic look.

Just asking, . . .

Although I suppose you know that there were no camera's or photography methods as early as 1812, but there were some Artists renderings of a few of the battles.

I do enjoy attending and photographing "battle reenactments," but don't get too discouraged when you find the photographs of them "don't draw much attention or interest in most communities such as here on PN."

Cheers,

Jim j.

Thanks for all the comments Jim, I've been toying with some processing to create a wet plate sort of look. I'll post them when I get a chance. Its funny how easy it is to get caught up trying to get through your shots and missing little things that detract from the authenticity. Thanks again for all the advice. 

A photo from the Upper Canada Village battle reenactment. Any comments or

critiques would be appreciated.

You have some excellent shots of this re-enactment. Actually, it inspired me to take another look at some of mine from last summer which were taken at Lang Pioneer Village near Keene, Ontario. I also tried converting a couple to black and white. In any event, thanks for capturing my interest and best wishes.