Waterloo50
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- Jul 7, 2015
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- England


Hello Zuzah,It was a pleasure working on this show, I'm happy to hear it's reached across the pond of the production country - I hope you enjoy it!
I'm glad to hear you liked it! I'm very happy with the work I put in to it, I'm sure David Richardson is as well, he lurks around on these forums, @civilwarincolor - thank you!Hello Zuzah,
From what I have seen of the show so far, it looks fantastic. You must be very proud to have worked on it. Congrats are in order.![]()
@Zuzah or @civilwarincolor , was it one of you who once shared a picture of the "breathing" and blinking Lee, done with some trick on Photoshop or something? That one was so impressive! It nearly scared me. I remember I commented that everytime I look at it, Lee seems to come to life more. Next time he sure would start to talk ...
I even found the old thread a while ago but the link to that picture was dead. If it was one of you, could you post it once more?
The History Channel has put together several episodes of 'Blood and Glory: The Civil War in Color ', its going to be aired on Sky TV in the UK sometime later this week. The complete programme is out on DVD in the US for $26.98 but unfortunately I don't think that they have released the DVD over here in the UK. I'm sure that most of the forum members here are already well aware of the show but its new to us Brits. The History Channel states, 'For 150 years, we have known them only as shadows — staring at us from a ghostly world of Black and White. But now, the American Civil War can at last be seen as those who lived — and died — had experienced it: in vivid color. Their images — and their lives — tell the gripping story of a time drenched in both blood and glory — a time that would define America forever.'
I cant wait.....![]()
I'm glad to hear you liked it! I'm very happy with the work I put in to it, I'm sure David Richardson is as well, he lurks around on these forums, @civilwarincolor - thank you!

I remember the image you are talking about, but the image did not belong to @Zuzah or myself. Personally I thought it was kind of creepy. I was impressed with it from a technical standpoint, but still creepy.
I'm proud to be a participant in this production. Look for me reading a letter written by my g-g grandfather Adj. William B. Phillips describing the assault of his regiment on the Rebel defensive lines at Petersburg on June 17, 1864. This segment comes in the first five minutes of hour three of the production. The letter can be read on my website at:
https://wbp2ndpaha.wordpress.com/june-1864/
On a related note, David Richardson will be speaking before my CWRT group on November 11. Anyone who lives in the Southern California area (or elsewhere for that matter) is welcome to attend. Here is the link to our group's website:
http://www.civilwarriors-wsfv-ca.org/next-presentation.html
I've never read that Bragg denied his own quartermaster request before. That is priceless. He has argued with every office in the army even himself.
I use the screenshot of my image from the show because it takes about 5-10 years off the way I really look! It is amazing how the hi-def cameras they use do this. For one thing, they use ambient lighting (in this case an ordinary table lamp) rather than the harsh klieg lights they employed in the old days. See you at the meeting!I love to see that your Avatar is your image from the show. I am making my way down this list and and see that you also put in a plug for my speech. Thank you! See you on Veteran's day!
Great song! I like it very much.Thanks to both of you we can now see it in color. Much like one of my favorite country songs. "You should have seen it in Color" Thank you!!!
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I use the screenshot of my image from the show because it takes about 5-10 years off the way I really look! It is amazing how the hi-def cameras they use do this. For one thing, they use ambient lighting (in this case an ordinary table lamp) rather than the harsh klieg lights they employed in the old days. See you at the meeting!