Illustration: Sad Soldier Placing Flowers On A Tombstone. Veterans Day, Memorial Day. Police After A Colleague Loss. Red Roses.
ID 292036047 © houchi | Megapixl.com
This poignant stock image captures the deep emotions of a soldier paying tribute to a fallen comrade at a military cemetery. On a solemn day like Veterans Day, Memorial Day, or other national remembrance days, the soldier stands before a tombstone, his face etched with sadness, grief, and survivor guilt. He tenderly places red roses on the grave, symbolizing love and respect for the lost friend.The photograph is presented in striking black and white with selective color, emphasizing the vibrant red of the roses against the grayscale backdrop. This contrast highlights the combat-related grief and lasting emotional effects experienced by veterans. The image serves as a powerful representation of the profound sorrow and trauma associated with war loss, making it suitable for various remembrance and memorial occasions worldwide, including Anzac Day, Armistice Day, Independence Day, and more.
CATEGORIES
Sharing is not just caring, it's also about giving credit - add this image to your page and give credit to the talented photographer who captured it.:
KEYWORDS
sad soldier placing flowers tombstone veterans day memorial day police colleague loss red roses roses flowers soldier man sad crying war loss grief loosing fiends wounded tombstone flower graveyard battle losses contrast black white color pop selective color combat battlefield veteran traumatic trauma sorrow guilt lasting emotional effects combat-related survivor psychological impact remembrance anzac armistice national day remembrance volkstrauertag yom hazikaron independence july 4th united states american war row tombstones military cemetery saddest depressed depression
Similar Images
More images by the same author
1 week free trial. Any size, for free
Renews at $25/month, cancel or upgrade at any time
Click here for your free trial!
241,704,146 images | 1,216,896 contributors | 53,399,759 total users