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[Hoppy590]

http://www.a-human-right.com/ is one of Olegs sites i believe.

the archives of alot of his work is here http://www.olegvolk.net/ some times it takes some digging to find the one you want

 

[Blackbeard]

Brevity is the soul of wit. The copy is far too long. How about:

"We trust her to protect our country."

"Why not trust her to protect her family?"

 

[Oleg Volk]

I will revise the image a bit, retouching the reflection.

Oleg, if you plan to do more poster with soldier/Marines/etc in them, I would use some form of Oakleys and in-the-ear plugs. Those are used by the vast majority of military folk.

She can't use plugs. And I have no Wileys on hand. Should have used an M4, I agree.

 

[Picard]

I agree with Blackbeard. His quotes seem spot on. Short and to the point.

 

[DoubleTapDrew]

Should have used an M4, I agree.

Although at the time the DC ban was passed A1s were probably what was most common (not digital camo though).
Could probably do without the eye/ear protection unless they are going to be used in both pictures.

 

[WayneConrad]

Beautiful.

I agree with AlaskaErik that the googles and ear muffs can go.

 

[bogie]

Oleg, remember who the audience is - not gunnies - An AR-15/M16A2 type rifle says "military" to them. An M4 with a buncha stuff hanging off may say "toy" to more than a few folks.

And they aren't going to wonder why a soldier might not be wearing ear/eye protection - IMHO, that detracts from the overall message.

 

[XD Fan]

I love Blackbeard's brevity suggestion and agree about the M4.

 

[whosyrdaddy]

Could probably do without the eye/ear protection unless they are going to be used in both pictures.

+1, their selective use tends to emphasize the vulnerability of the message.

 

[3KillerBs]

Wonderful!

And especially apt with the DC situation as they try to weasel out of the Heller decision.

 

[stevereno1]

How about an "armed city bus" compared to an "unarmed city bus" with the same photo, or maybe a few thugs sitting with their hands folded , looking up front in the first photo.