In remembrance.

Dolle .	Milena G.	parehan ..	a. S.	krzysztof m.	Shane O.	Di Ciuccio M.	Clay B.

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By: Stef Schulze
Copyright ©2008

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Photographer	Stef Schulze {Karma:3743}
Project	#33 Pictures of Famous Places	Camera Model	Minolta Dynax 404Si
Categories	Historical Architecture Journalism	Film Format	Film 35mm
Portfolio		Lens	Tamron 28 - 200mm
Uploaded	5/13/2008	Film / Memory Type	Digital
		ISO / Film Speed	100
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Bloemfontein State - FREESTATE Country - South Africa
About	From 1899 to 1902, 26370 South African women and children died in horrible conditions in British concentration camps, during the scorched earth campaign in the Anglo-Boer War. Up until today, no formal apology has been issued by the British government. This is the "Vrouemonument"(Women's monument) in Bloemfontein, in remembrance to all those women and children that died.

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Stef Schulze {K:3743} 6/9/2008

Thanks Rick!

Rick Winston {K:105} 5/15/2008

Brilliant shot. A sad memorial but very well captured.

Stef Schulze {K:3743} 5/14/2008

Thanks John,

Your comments are always apreciated.

Cheers,
Stef

John Hatz {K:156973} 5/13/2008

Excellent point of view, already a very interesting monument but it's even better when the photographer know how to 'use' the frame and the point of view - angle and here you add a lot using that lower and closed point of view, the result is amazing, really looks like HUGE... almost endless...touching the sky!
best regards!

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