If You Want to Go: The Essential Guide to Battlefield Photography

with too much about too little. But now, thirty years later, I’m sure that I can assist those who still ask and who recognize me from my relationship with this magazine, without breaking their bank account or their spirit to be creative while they enjoy touring the fi eld. To that end, many people still stop to inquire about what I’m shooting and when it will appear in Gettysburg Magazine. Some with cameras have actually asked if they could make an image of the same scene just to say they were there when the cover photo was taken and to have their own photo by which to compare and remember the day. Th at actually bugs some photographers. I, on the other hand, couldn’t care less. So for those people who enjoy it, I’ve taken the time to make the process simpler for you— a list of things you can use to help make battlefi eld photography both fun and gratifying. Here’s how I think.