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Michelle Alton |
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- Bojan Bencic Contact Bojan Bencic Bojan Bencic's Gallery |
Fantastic composition and timing, Michelle. Great photo.
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Monnie Ryan |
Wonderful, poignant captures of this very special event, Michelle!
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Gregory R. Gaskin |
A wonderful and moving series of pictures. Back in the late 1970’s my submarine stopped the ship yard in Bremerton, Washington where the USS Missouri was docked in the ship graveyard. I wandered over there one day and ask if I could get on board. The guy standing security watch said; “Go ahead, we let people do it all the time.” I was the only living soul on the ship for about an hour. Standing right on the spot where the “Instrument of Surrender” was signed was very moving. The Missouri is now located on Ford Island in Pearl Harbor (my home port back in the day) where visitors can visit and honor those who sacrificed so much for their country. We are quickly losing the greatest generation and our world will be worse off for the loss.
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Patricia White |
One of the saddest days in our history never to be forgotten. The tears, the sadness and all the bad memories. You have displayed this day with dignity. Very well done.
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robinsonphotoart.com - Jeff Robinson Contact Jeff Robinson Jeff Robinson's Gallery |
An outstanding series of images Michelle!
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David Phalen |
Perfect timing, colors, clarity and post work in the original image!! Love the series and find it sad that Pearl Harbor day is largely overlooked.
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David Hurt |
You captured the moment. Well done.
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Debbie Bray |
Great series, Michelle! Although I do understand that there were a lot of people actually who made Hawaii's remembrance!! You did a great job with the cloning in and out too!! :)
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Neal D. Hatcher |
Fantastic job with this series of photos commemorating this sad day in American history
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Kathy Reeves |
Freedom is not free and thank you for honoring those who gave their life that day. Wonderful work as always.
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- Emile Abbott Contact Emile Abbott Emile Abbott's Gallery |
One of my patients and neighbor is a Pearl Harbor survivor (James Blocklinger) Very few left. Less we never forget. Nice set of captures Michelle.
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Tammy Espino |
Excellent tribute and capture!! :)
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Ian M. Hill |
Well captured Michelle.
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Ray Thoms |
Great work and image Michelle.....
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Brett Dolsen |
Love the photojournalism Michelle!!Way to go!
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Michael G. Marshall |
Wonderful images, Michelle! I hope that we never as a country of free men and women forget the incredible sacrifices that have been made by so many. Like Gregory, I have had the opportunity to visit the USS Missouri and stand on the spot where the "Instrument of Surrender" occurred. As a student of history and as an American, it was a very emotional moment for me. God bless the gallant men and women who have served and sacrificed so much for our freedom! May they never be forgotten! Michael
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Barbara Waldoch |
Excellent collection of images, Michelle!
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- Robert K. Bemus Contact Robert K. Bemus Robert K. Bemus's Gallery |
Great capture and editing on the featured photo. Wonderful series as well. I was too young for Viet Nam, too old for the Gulf War but I am very grateful to those who served then and those who serve now.
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- Ann Coates Contact Ann Coates Ann Coates's Gallery |
I'm sure I commented on this last night but it was not under another photographer's name, how strange. I think BP were having a few hiccups last night. Anyway, back to business, you certainly have covered the ceremony so well and so eloquently. A fantastic series of images Michelle.
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Marijana Fajgl |
Fantastic documentary captures, Michelle! Perfect timing.
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Carolyn McIntosh |
What a wonderful tribute to such a sad chapter of history. Your documentary is amazing and so well captured and written. I loved the follow up photos. Great job of cloning . . no one would have guessed if you hadn't told us. Visiting Pearl Harbour is still on my bucket list . . . . and I am Canadian. What a gift you have for combining your journalism skills with your photography skills. Your tribute moved me to tears, I can't imagine what it would have been like had I been there. Hats off to you.
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Rona L. Schwarz |
An amazing series here, Michelle, so moving. Loved all the photos and, of course, your excellent commentary, as always. You always manage to be in the right place at the right time to witness and document these commemorations of our history. We are fortunate that you share it with us. I didn't think to check, but discovered (after the fact) that there was a commemoration with "laying of the wreath" in our town, too.
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- Patricia A. Casey Contact Patricia A. Casey Patricia A. Casey's Gallery |
Beautifully done, Michelle....Thank you and all our men and women in uniform....past, present and wishes that the future not ever have them in harms way!
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- Heather Loewenhardt Contact Heather Loewenhardt Heather Loewenhardt's Gallery |
As usual you have captured a moment in time with such great passion and photographic skill. Your journalism is very beautiful and adds to the photo's impact.
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Kathryn Wesserling |
You have such a special gift for combining words and images to create special memorable records of memorable moments. Mr. Straus is in a rapidly diminishing group of men who served our Country in WWII. He lived our history, and as such, he deserves to be honored and to be heard. It is lovely to know that someone recognized that. Thank you for sharing this moment with us.
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