Today’s Photograph of the Day is a black and white of the Burnside Bridge in Antietam National Battlefield Park. This is one of my favorite places in the park to photograph. There is usually some nice reflections and outstanding color at sunrise. The elm tree that is reflected in this photograph is a witness tree. It was standing at the time of the conflict. Today marks the end of extraordinary pricing for this year....

This is from Antietam National Battlefield Park in Sharpsburg, MD. I’m not positive where I was when I photographed this, but I think was near the Mumma Farm. This image will complement others from Antietam that you can find on my website. Check both Antietam...

The Photograph of the Day is from Antietam National Battlefield Park in Sharpsburg, MD. This is a view of the Mumma Farm at auto tour stop 7. I have an additional view in landscape format on my...

This scene was photographed at the site of the Battle of First Manassas at Manassas National Battlefield Park in Virginia. In the larger image, you should be able to see the Henry House and the Henry Hill Monument in the background. First Manassas is the battle that General Thomas J. Jackson got his nickname. You may know him better as “Stonewall”...

The Photograph of the Day is a portrait (vertical) panorama from Antietam National Battlefield Park. This is at the entrance to the cemetery on the Mumma Farm. There is another version of this in a 2×3 format (8×12, 14×21, 20×32, 24×36, 30×44) available on my website, edition #C0846. The Mumma Panorama is available in 3 sizes: 8×21, 13×36, and 20×54. Visit my website for today’s extraordinary...