Harrington Traveling Photographic Artists Will Be at the BGA
150th Gettysburg
What’s
the point of writing a blog is I can’t use it for the occasional shameless
promotion of Harrington Traveling Photographic Artists (“HTPA”)?
Yes,
HTPA will be making wet plate collodion images on tin and glass at the Blue
Gray Alliance 150th Gettysburg Reenactment, which will take place
June 27th to 30th at Bushey Farm, 1845 Pumping Station
Road, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. This is the same location as the memorable 135th
Anniversary Reenactment.
The
BGA knows how to put on a top class event; and 150th Gettysburg will
no doubt be one of the best of the 150th cycle. There are purportedly 9000 re-enactors
registered for this event.
Some of the
marquee events include Battle
of Culp’s Hill and East Cemetery Ridge Friday evening, Battles of
Devil’s Den, Little Round Top, Wheatfield, Peach Orchard on Saturday
afternoon, and the
Pickett, Pettigrew, Trimble Charge Sunday at 12:30. This should be an awesome re-enactment.
For
anybody wanting to reserve a time or schedule photographs in advance, please
contact us at htpaofvirginia@gmail.com. We will be taking reservations for Friday,
Saturday and Sunday at 20-minute intervals beginning at 8:00am. You can also come by and schedule a time upon
arrival. Thursday will be first come first serve.
HTPA
will also have available for purchase frame gold-toned albumen prints,
including prints of the Burnside Bridge taken at Antietam in September 2012 –
150 years after the battle and a selection of artistic framed
ferrotypes/tintypes.
We
will also have a limited number of original ¼ plate cases and appropriate
frames and mats for images we make at the event.
This
event is one to commemorate. What better way than with a period correct
photographic image!
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