Two Union Army cannons at New Market, Virginia — silent now, aimed at nothing, pointing across a field where one of the Civil War's most storied engagements took place. Joshua photographed these with the light behind him, letting the iron barrels stand heavy and still the way they have for more than 160 years. For the history reader, the battlefield walker, or the Virginian who knows this ground, this image carries weight. It belongs in a study or a library, anywhere that houses a serious appreciation for what this country went through.