Every weekend, thousands of hobbyists converge in empty fields
to dig trenches, erect tents, gas up their tanks (seriously), and
stage battles from the beaches of Normandy to the deserts of
North Africa. Reenactors participate mainly as British, German,
American, Russian, and Canadian troops. Because the Second
World War is still deeply embedded in Britain's collective
consciousness, the act of reenactment is deeply personal for many
participants -- they feel that they are bridging seven decades of
memory.
Daniella Zalcman lives in New York City where she works as a freelance photographer for the New York Daily News. Born in Washington, DC, she graduated from Columbia University with a degree in architecture in 2009.
Awards Recognized by NPPA Northern Short Course Contest, NPPA Multimedia Contest, NPPA Monthly Clip Contest, NYPPA Year in Pictures
Eddie Adams Workshop XXIII
Exhibited at The Museum of Fine Arts Houston, 25CPW Gallery, Columbia University, LUMAS