The Piper
The sound of the bagpipes
Reminded the old man of his regiment.
His Regiment; few were fortunate to survive.
Bagpipe player set off a string of memories.
The sound of the bagpipes
Reminded the old man of his regiment.
His Regiment; few were fortunate to survive.
Bagpipe player set off a string of memories.
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Honoured, thank you.
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Wow. A powerful choice of word and image. The image looks like a flash of memory.
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Classic snap, Paula. Love it.
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Lovely captured scene!
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poignant!!
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Definitely not a silent photo. Full of emotions! Love this ❤
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What a fantastic story this photograph creates! It certainly calls out to me…. “Rose, Rose, Rose!” Lol. I must listen. ❤
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An old soldier (I guess) listen to the Piper. A poignant image Paula, If only we knew the story, but we can imagine it, and that’s what makes this image so powerful.
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touching image 🙂
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Very strong and poignant image. Love it.
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A strong and powerful images capturing the interaction between three people and their different reactions.
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Yes, very moving. Its very difficult to imagine what being a soldier in war must be like, but the memories must be vast.
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Very touching, Paula. I love the three different gazes and expressions.
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Yes a very powerful photo
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Never forget.
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As I watch the Ken Burn’s documentary of the “The War”, this photo becomes tactile and real.
http://www.pbs.org/thewar/
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That is a powerful photo.
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