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This is another of my favorite images from the Gettysburg Battlefield.
As a photographer, my goal is to capture Gettysburg images that are compelling in their own right, not simply because of the battle. These boulders make a rugged, black and white image that stands alone.
Devil’s Den is where brutal fighting took place late in the afternoon of the second day at the Battle of Gettysburg in July 1863.
Confederate General John B. Hood’s troops swarmed over these boulders to attack Union forces along Little Round Top and the Wheatfield. So many men were wounded or killed that Plum Run (behind the camera location) became known as the Valley of Death.
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