While these are not going to win the Pulitzer they do keep me shooting and looking. This exercise of the eyes and brain will lead you to better photos.
Do you see the variations in types of photos below?
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| First woman guest speaker, Captain Donna C. Rowe, Army Nurse Corps Vietnam 1968-69, hopes her talk helps them invite more women veterans in the future. |
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| Crowd of about 6 - 7,000 listens to Guest Speaker Captain Donna C. Rowe. |
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| Veteran pauses for a portrait after handing out flags to children and adults. |
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| Roswell Faces of War Memorial |
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| Crowd at the celebration |
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| Pledge of Allegiance |
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| Presenting of the colors by Piedmont Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution |
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