God saw you were getting tired, and a cure was not meant to be. So he put his arms around you, and whispered come with me. With tearful eyes we watched you, as we saw you pass away. Although we love you deeply, we could not make you stay. Your golden heart stopped beating, hard working hands at rest. God broke our hearts to prove to us... He only takes the best.
وهناك كلماتي الأخيرة. _____________________________
(c) 2012 Property of, Will Merzlak. Photograph taken and edited by Me. 5010x3336 Version available only by request.
This is absolutely amazing. When I first saw this photograph I was struck with awe. I was completely speechless. Two things that came to my mind were pride and sorrow. It reminds us of how there will always be someone out there willing to sacrifice their lives to protect complete strangers that they left at home. This is truely difficult to explain with words. The helmet and candle in the background really do bring out the badges and bullets and create a stronger impact within the photo. These types of thing make people realize how proud they are to be an American.
Looks like it came straight from a movie. It reminded me why I always looked up to the soldiers of the U.S. military as heros. "From dust we are made and to dust we shall return." That saying rings especially true for these guys.
This picture makes me just as proud as the time we had a flood over here. I got to live my dream of serving a long with these guys when I helping fill out sandbags.
I could try to explain the picture, but what it says can't be repeated in any known language. Although it can be felt by anyone.
Keep it going. We need more stuff like this to be proud of in this day in age in America.
Mr. Merzlak, would it be possible to purchase this as a larger sized piece to frame ? I'd like to post it in my office also. Your art is a popular discussion piece at work and I am a huge fan.
Many things come together to give this photo the deep powerful meaning it does. the lighting, the objects and the text underneath are well done. good job man
There's a a lot of great ,military action photos around but this one has a poignancy that makes you remember that for all the excitement and adrenalin the military offers, there's always the darker side we try to forget.
Two things that came to my mind were pride and sorrow. It reminds us of how there will always be someone out there willing to sacrifice their lives to protect complete strangers that they left at home.
This is truely difficult to explain with words.
The helmet and candle in the background really do bring out the badges and bullets and create a stronger impact within the photo.
These types of thing make people realize how proud they are to be an American.
This picture makes me just as proud as the time we had a flood over here. I got to live my dream of serving a long with these guys when I helping fill out sandbags.
I could try to explain the picture, but what it says can't be repeated in any known language. Although it can be felt by anyone.
Keep it going. We need more stuff like this to be proud of in this day in age in America.
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