Being photographed

[macwilkin]

I would imagine I still appear in a number of photo albums from folks, both foreign and domestic, that visited the National Battlefield where I worked as a park ranger and living history interpreter. I know for certain that a photo of myself with two Moldovan Army officers is out there somewhere -- the two officers were part of a staff ride from the local Army Base which has a number of foreign officers attending various training schools.

T.

[BoldHighlander]

It's certainly understandable not to want to pose and smile for every goofball with a camera; that will get old real quick.

True....in my response (above) I was thinking of those candid moments one has no control of. As to posed, or being asked, if I'm not in the mood then I have no problem saying no...

I would imagine I still appear in a number of photo albums from folks, both foreign and domestic, that visited the National Battlefield where I worked as a park ranger and living history interpreter. I know for certain that a photo of myself with two Moldovan Army officers is out there somewhere -- the two officers were part of a staff ride from the local Army Base which has a number of foreign officers attending various training schools.

Yeah, as you well know Todd, (having myself been a reenactor/living historian) dealing with the "paparazzi" is an occupational hazard!