Just Released
A Kindle eBook
An all new book: More than 30 original photographs and drawings illustrate tips and tricks. Available for Kindle and the Kindle app on your iPad, PC, Mac, and other tablets.
Only $2.99
Chapters Include:
1 – Document the Cemetery2 – Using Google Earth
3 – Time of Day & the Sun
4 – Taking the Picture
5 – In-Ground Markers
6 – Internet Sites
7 – To Clean or Not to Clean
App A – Medallions & Insignia
App B – Simple Reflector Card
How to Buy
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