"La Moskowa-Borodino 1812" the charge of the French Cuirassiers (1 Viewer)

sotnik

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Another episode of French heavy cavalry attack on the Great Redoubt at the battle of Borodino.

Russian battery ,the battle was fought in a cold, cloudy day.
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Cuirassier corps are lead into action by their brigade commander

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French finally take on redoubt.
Russians are 1000 yards back on line of artillery reserve.

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Great line of photos. I like your composition and very much the choice of background and how you transitioned to it. This gets ***** from me.
 
Very impressive, it all works so well with those backgrounds, I want some AWI backdrops like that!!!! :D
 
Hi Sotnik

Once again , very impressive set of photos.:D:D:D

A truly fantastic battle scene!!:D:D The master of the small diorama has unleashed Hell !!!!!!!!!!

Keep them coming and a big well done.

Very best wishes Mark
 
WoW ! :eek: :eek: :eek:

What wonderful photos - so lifelike - really amazing ! I LOVE IT ! :D :D :D

If this doesn't make people want to collect Napoleonics - then nothing will !
 
Great pictures. Good camera angles and the background really makes it for the diorama.

Good job,

Carlos
 
Hi Sotnik,

My goodness! Those photographs are outstanding as is the arrangement of your figures. Your figure placement and your photography can only be rivaled by the most skilled of diorama builders!

Thanks for sharing such wonderful work with us!

Warmest personal regards,

Pat :)
 
Sotnik,
that is superior work :eek:
Excellent setup and photos showing a most realistic battlescene.
You can almost hear it.
Outstanding !!!
Thank you very much for posting this.
Konrad
 
Very nice , yet again your photo's really impress . I love the your use of the camera ,bringing the viewer down into the action. Thanks for sharing keep em coming . All the best Gebhard
 
Your photography skills are to die for my friend. I add my meager congratulations to this most impressive display. If I may quibble a bit, the reality of charging a square is a bit different than shown. Horses, being smarter than their human riders, do not oblige by getting that close to a formed square. Generally the closest contact is more that 3 to 6 feet away which means that cavalry confronting a formed square breaks off well before near contact. That said, your photos convey a sense of battle that is most vibrant and engaging. Salute for your skill and effort.:cool:
 

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