President "Bone Spur" Dishonors Military Heroes, Women & People of Color. Information honoring notable Black, Hispanic and Women soldiers removed from Arlington Cemetary website. Directed by someone who never served. The bone spur does not stop Trump from playing golf.

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A sprawling military cemetery stretches across rolling hills, with over 100 weathered tombstones, their worn inscriptions and moss-covered surfaces a testament to the passing of time. Sparse, gnarled oak trees, their branches twisted and etched against a somber, grey-blue sky, punctuate the landscape. Low-angle shot, emphasizing the solemnity and reverence of the scene. Ink and scratchboard style, with bold, expressive lines and textures, evoking the dramatic, high-contrast aesthetic of Gustave Doré. Dark, muted tones, with subtle, nuanced shading, inviting contemplation and reflection. Medium zoom out, capturing the vastness of the cemetery, the isolated beauty of the landscape, and the haunting tranquility of the scene. Influenced by the detailed, cinematic storytelling of Zdzisław Beksiński and Frank Frazetta, with a hint of the atmospheric, moody landscapes of Syd Mead. High detail, cinematic feel, with a focus on capturing the intricate textures of the tombstones, the rugged beauty of the oak trees, and the soft, diffused light of the somber sky.
Flux Pro, Black Forest Labs, 17 March 2025