I can't recall where I got the original black and white photo from and I'm not completely happy with the way it came out but still not too bad.
Donald Cavaioli
Thursday, January 2, 2020
The Army of the Potomac in color
Taken in September, 1863, Union General George Gordon Meade poses for a photo with his subordinate generals.
I can't recall where I got the original black and white photo from and I'm not completely happy with the way it came out but still not too bad.
Donald Cavaioli
I can't recall where I got the original black and white photo from and I'm not completely happy with the way it came out but still not too bad.
Donald Cavaioli
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