Let your Flags Shine Proud

[SimonSawSunlight]

hm. meh. nah.

 

[Strangeluv]

That is one beautiful shot!

 

[gb hill]

oh backlit, opps

No problem Frank, that 1st post is quite interesting. Good lighting on that shot

 

[robklurfield]

 

[robklurfield]

 

[gb hill]

Good stuff here...remember it doesn't have to be a National flag...perhaps a Harley flag somebody!

 

[gb hill]

Awesome Rob, you met Tom Petty?

 

[Tin]

Taken inside the British Columbia Legislature---with the Canadian and B.C. flags.

 

[FrozenInTime]

Fluttering in the wind - passing Alcatraz.

 

[kg4nih]

Brian - same location, but at night.

 

[Roger Hicks]

Inspired by Paulfish lets see your backlit flags. Whatever country you live in you should be proud of your heritage.

Why?

Sorry to be cynical, but a flag is all too often a symbol of mindless obedience. I have some quite nice shots of flags in Tienanman Square.

Cheers,

R.

 

[hteasley]

Red, White, and Blue, Expired K64 style: Red, Yellow, and Indigo.

 

[benmacphoto]

That is one beautiful shot!

Thank you very much.

 

[andersju]

I find it increasingly hard to be 'proud' of my country (Sweden) and I can't recall having taken many decent pictures involving 'my' flag but here's one from another country some years ago.

 

[kg4nih]

Fluttering in the wind - passing Alcatraz.

A great photo to two uniquely American icons.

 

[michaelshane]

 

[paulfish4570]

Roger, let's see some Tiannemen Square flag shots ...

 

[paulfish4570]

And if somebody were flying the tri-color or the union jack or bonnie blue or other such down here at the creek, I'd shoot it, too - if it were backlit ...

 

[Keith]

Not my image of course but here's a pic of the Australian flag with the Aboriginal flag flying along side it.

 

[paulfish4570]

I LIKE the Australian flag. Didn't know the Aborigines had their own flag. I can't imagine all of the North American indigenous peopls agreeing upon a flag. I can say that; I am 1/4 Tsa-la-gi ...