Book: Battlefields of Honor | Mark Elson Pictures

<body> <h1>Book: Battlefields of Honor | Mark Elson Pictures</h1> <h2>Mark Elson Pictures</h2> <div>What most people overlook is what I capture in my photography. A fleeting moment becomes a small-scale drama, a vignette that takes on deeper meaning as that moment is isolated and elevated. Suddenly the discounted scene becomes a story that evokes curiosity and wonder. With digital, analog or the 19th centuary wet plate photography process, I use the camera to strip away the veneer to see the beauty in the everyday. I tell stories of misfits, dreamers, romantics, and the forgotten. </div> <span class="links"><a href="index.html" target="_top"><font color="#dbdbdb">Home</font></a></span>   <span class="links"><strong><a href="portfolio.html" target="_top"><font color="#ffffff">Portfolio</font></a></strong></span>   <span class="links"><a href="content.html?page=2" target="_top"><font color="#dbdbdb">FILM: Battlefields of Honor</font></a></span>   <span class="links"><a href="content.html?page=5" target="_top"><font color="#dbdbdb">CONTACT</font></a></span>   <span class="links"><a href="content.html?page=7" target="_top"><font color="#dbdbdb">ARTIST STATEMENT</font></a></span>   <span class="links"><a href="content.html?page=8" target="_top"><font color="#dbdbdb">FILM: Melissa Averinos-Artist</font></a></span>   <span class="links"><a href="content.html?page=10" target="_top"><font color="#dbdbdb">CV</font></a></span> <h2> Andrew Bowman, right, portrays Andrew Jackson Smith in Hartford City, Indiana. Smith, a color sergeant and Medal of Honor winner, was Bowmans grandfather. Khabir Shareef, center, takes on the role of Martin Delaney, the first African-American field officer in the Union Army. At left is Sam Meadows, portraying a drummer.<br> </h2> <script src="/js/js.js"></script> <script defer src="//assets.pinterest.com/js/pinit.js" data-pin-build="parsePinBtns"></script> </body>