Category - photography
Two Sundays ago (that would make it March 23rd), I hauled my ass out of a bed in a Deerwood Inn in Erin, TN before dawn.
And what, you are surely wondering, was I doing in Erin, TN, let alone getting out of bed well before first light?
I was there for the annual re-enactment of the Battle of Fort Donelson, and was on my way to meet “General Grant” at the Federal troops campground as it came to life.I did some interesting close-up photos of “the General,” who does me the great honor of referring to me as “The Matthew Brady of the Re-enacted Civil War.” I’ll have some of those photos to share in the week ahead (I’ve been busy, and it’s almost all more or less photography-related), but here’s one I processed yesterday that I’m rather pleased with.
All of this is in preparation for the release later this spring of Volume 3 of The 1861 Project. Stay tuned…
Restolen:
What follows for a few entries are some photos I shot from my seat at the TEDx Conference held here in Nashville this past Saturday.
This is my friend Marcus Whitney, whose talk combined his personal journey with the lessons he found in the movie “American Hustle.” I have to say, Marcus got a lot more out of that movie than I did….
Here’s a recap of some of the highlights of the day.
…. to have this conversation…
This is the talk that started the day at TEDxNashville 2014. The magazine cover Dan Hogan is pointing to tells the whole story.
Denial of Death. At some point, it does become pointless.
The Melodores open TEDx:
… at TPAC’s Polk Theater for TEDxNashville: