#cold harbor

[scholarofgloom]

Although this photograph was taken in April, 1865, about the time of the Confederate surrender, Union victory came at a terrible cost. Above are skulls of Union soldiers, being collected nearly a year after their deaths at an 1864 Confederate victory, the Battle of Cold Harbor.

About 360,000 Union (United States of America) soldiers died in the American Civil War, considerably more than Confederate losses, many Union soldiers dying because the Confederacy had more competent military officers than did the Union, especially in the war's early phases.

[grants-blue-eyed-stare]

GOT LOST IN COLD HARBOR AT NIGHT TONIGHT ON DAY OF THE DEAD WITH @woodhxll76

[elderscrollsconceptart]

"Cold Harbor Portal Elements"

Concept art for The Elder Scrolls: Online

Art by Mathew Weathers

[the-skooma-den]

tesoctober prompt one! cold harbor!

[markredfield]

COLD HARBOR (2003)

Written and Directed by Tom Brandau

Produced by Mark Redfield.

Watch on our YouTube Channel

Starring Mark Redfield, Richard Lopez, James Caffery, and Adam Micheal Rose. With Britta Jepsen.

After the suicide of their estranged father, four very different brothers try to come to terms with their lives and with moving on.

COLD HARBOR (2003)

136 m. Color. USA

Director of Photography: Peter Mullet. Editor: Wayne Hipley. Post Production Editor: Mike Flanagan. Sound: Dwayne Dell. Music: Nalin Taneja. Song “Playing It Dead” by Mike Lane. Art Director: Mark Redfield. Production Manager: Kathi Ash. Production Coordinator: Bonnie Kingsley.

IMDb

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0385605/

COLD HARBOR is the first feature-length film that I produced. It will always hold a very special place in my career, but especially in my heart.

Tom Brandau had be trying to get the film off the ground for a few years. He based the script on his experiences after his father committed suicide. He brought the script to me after we had re-connected after college, and asked me to produce and act in the film.

We worked hard, collaborating on making the script more universal for an audience, and carefully planned the production, as we used our own money to make the film.

We did everything wrong: we used our own money. Shot the picture far away from home, so we had to house and feed a cast and crew sometimes numbering 20 on an 18-day shooting schedule…

But the final film is something we both were very proud of. I’m very proud of it to this day.

I hope you enjoy it.

- Mark Redfield

November 2024

MarkRedfieldStudios.com

#IndependentFilm #IndependentFilmmaking #drama #FeatureFilm

[nocternalrandomness]

Alert Birds from the ANG 197th FS sit ready on the ramp at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport - 1956

[quotespile]

Some things you did were worth regretting; others not.

Richard Yates, Cold Spring Harbor

[anxiously-sidequesting]

i don't know how i will make Khonsu x Wizard work but by bartleby's flat wooden ass, i will Make It Work.

[fewerandbetter]

Golden hour in Gatsby Land

[quiteearlyonemorning]

got to begin again - billy joel

[bywandandsword]

Y'all I recently learned that the Gulf of Mexico used to have a native seal, but they went extinct in the the 1960s, partially due to hunting and over hunting their food sources. They were called Caribbean Monk seals and are closely related to the Hawaiian Monk seal and the Mediterranean Monk seal, both of which are endangered

(Pictured: a Hawaiian monk seal)

[crime-scene-psychic]

I've had this idea for a while so here it goes:

(also feel free to do this yourself, I'd love to see what y'all's fave songs off of each album are ❤️)

[thebreakfastgenie]

I think the reason the song Piano Man is good is the underlying narrative tension. This arrangement is precarious. Someday the piano man will leave, off to greener pastures and fame and fortune and recording 11 studio albums, and they all know it. We’re told the piano man is the reason people come to this bar—what will happen when he’s gone? Will business dry up? Will the bar survive? To whom will John tell his dreams and despairs? They feel pride and perhaps joy because they believe he deserves it, but is there not also an undercurrent of betrayal and resentment? Why is he the only one who gets out? Why does he have to leave them there? Will he remember them once he achieves fame and fortune and records 11 studio albums? Yes, he will, because he will be singing about them for the next fifty years, but they don’t know that.

[rumble-in-the-concrete-jungle]

Views of Boston Harbor and Hull, Massachusetts, February 2022

[mayese]

You know what’s a masterpiece? Cold Spring Harbor, the album from Billy Joel. Fucking immaculate, I can hear every song of that album for years and never get tired

[theballadoftimburton]

the way my body processes sorrow is weird

starting to calm down from an hour long panic attack and 3 hour long anxiety attack (shook FURIOUSLY i tell you)

oh whoops, nevermind, here! don’t eat for hours, lose your appetite, and feel like you have a fever. on top of all of that, you’re freezing cold. have fun, lee!

like thanks a lot mindset i can’t ever pull a break, can i??