Bullet Holes

[barry13]

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M-26-7 July 26th 1953 Fidel Castro forces attack the Moncada Barracks at Santiago Cuba...

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[Harvey Melvin Richards]

Someone hates curves.

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[TaoStory]

It's not quite the case where I live in Michigan, although I'm sure I could find some on private property.

Maybe I can create a Luminar "bullet hole" preset or something...

Post your photos of things with bullet holes. Perhaps this is a mostly rural western thing, but it seem that people in my area love to put bullet holes in everything they see.

 

[Brownie]

It's not quite the case where I live in Michigan, although I'm sure I could find some on private property.

Maybe I can create a Luminar "bullet hole" preset or something...

You must not get out on the back roads much. Up north is a mecca for sign shooting.

Anyway Harvey, as soon as I saw this thread I knew what I'd post but it took a few weeks for me to find the time. These are from the war of 1812, specifically the Battle of Frenchtown, January 22, 1813. They look a bit foggy because they're protected behind a piece of weathered plexiglass. This is the oldest wood structure in Michigan.

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[Harvey Melvin Richards]

You must not get out on the back roads much. Up north is a mecca for sign shooting.

Anyway Harvey, as soon as I saw this thread I knew what I'd post but it took a few weeks for me to find the time. These are from the war of 1812, specifically the Battle of Frenchtown, January 22, 1813. They look a bit foggy because they're protected behind a piece of weathered plexiglass. This is the oldest wood structure in Michigan.

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I think this one is a little more contemporary.

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[jederick]

I think this one is a little more contemporary.

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Holy Shite that is one tough sign!!

 

[Harvey Melvin Richards]

Holy Shite that is one tough sign!!

Just one of many on the rural roads around me.

 

[TaoStory]

You must not get out on the back roads much. Up north is a mecca for sign shooting.

Anyway Harvey, as soon as I saw this thread I knew what I'd post but it took a few weeks for me to find the time. These are from the war of 1812, specifically the Battle of Frenchtown, January 22, 1813. They look a bit foggy because they're protected behind a piece of weathered plexiglass. This is the oldest wood structure in Michigan.

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Very cool. I grew up just north of Monroe.

 

[4Paul]

I tried to punch a hole through a droplet of water, but never found the damaged droplet! (from the old film days, in 1984: .22LR projectile fired from a Hämmerli 150e Match Pistol, exposed on Ilford FP4 with EG&G Microflash 549 - all a matter of timing, with photo-diode and delay circuits).

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[Harvey Melvin Richards]

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[finerflower]

This isn’t quite fair I’m in an uptight state of NJ

Me too. I was thinking the same thing. We don’t see this much in South Jersey....or Philadelphia!

 

[Jeffcs]

Me too. I was thinking the same thing. We don’t see this much in South Jersey....or Philadelphia!

I’m kinda glad too some one suggested I go into NYNY some of those boroughs are not to safe

 

[Harvey Melvin Richards]

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[Harvey Melvin Richards]

A new shot of the second photo in the first post.

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[Harvey Melvin Richards]

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