Jaws of Death or Haven of Rest - The Dunker Church-A1 - Antietam Memorial Illumination Photograph by Michael Mazaika

Jaws of Death or Haven of Rest - The Dunker Church-A1 - Antietam Memorial Illumination

by Michael Mazaika

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Jaws of Death or Haven of Rest - The Dunker Church-A1 - Antietam Memorial Illumination

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Michael Mazaika

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View southeasterly towards the north face of the Dunker Church, Antietam Memorial Illumination 2011, Antietam National Battlefield. Image = Antietam Illumination 120311 079-082 Dunker E-P S C1D.jpg.

Leave no man behind. 30% of all profits from the sale of this image will be contributed to Fisher House (15%) and Re-enactors Missions for Jesus Christ (15%).

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January 22nd, 2013

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Comments (5)

Maria Faria Rodrigues

Congratulations, on SPECIAL HOLIDAY FEATURED ART, in The Medley Ribbons Ability Group!

Michael Mazaika replied:

Thank you, Maria, for this feature. The Memorial Illumination at Antietam is a very special and moving event. - Mike

Constance Lowery

this is scary but that's just right, L

Michael Mazaika replied:

I really hope that you have an opportunity to experience the Memorial Illumination someday at the Antietam (Sharpsburg) National Battlefield - first Saturday in December every year. You'll never forget the sight. be well, Constance. - Mike

Dee Browning

Awesome capture!

Michael Mazaika replied:

Thank you, Dee. One of the more bizarre images from the Memorial Illumination; but the night light is always something special to work with during this event. - Mike

Mike Nahorniak

Well done! the light/candles bring about such a fantastic contrast and the surrounding trees almost seem like lightning attacking the building...great job! V

Michael Mazaika replied:

Thanks, Mike. The night skyglow and other folks on the inside of the church using flash just added to the scene. I'm glad you liked the shot. - Mike