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Amsterdam - Buitenveldertselaan - De Cuserstraat
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Amsterdam - Frans Halsstraat
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After weighing on a portable weighing scale another one kg. of "alumahan" (long-jawed mackerel), an ambulant woman vendor wearing a face mask hands it over to a lady buyer who is holding another metal bowl containing the initial one of two kgs. she ordered for purchase.
Captured at a residential yard in Subic, Zambales, Philippines.
Coronavirus has changed our lives, and we all have suffered in this pandemic. We are very sorry for the people effected very deeply!
A visual expression of lockdown.
Original prison cell courtesy of Booth Kates at Pixabay
All textures and artwork are mine.
Bob Dylan - Things Have Changed
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It wasn't a good photograph, so having lots of time recently I thought I would jazz it up.
You spend all that money on getting definition from your images and then you do this to them. Ah well
It is the impractical things in this tumultuous hellscape of a world that matter most. A book, a name, a chicken soup. They help us remember that even in our darkest hour, life is still to be savored.
-Poe, Altered Carbon-
Keep the faith and stay safe! 😷
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Coronavirus. Etapas del confinamiento: Aprovisionamiento compulsivo.
Coronavirus. Stages of confinement: Compulsive Provisionning
The photography club I am a member of selected "pandemic" as the theme for our next meeting (online only). I always prefer to photograph natural subjects and recalled seeing several Sweetgum trees last fall. Found green Sweetgum balls that are spiked like the coronavirus. The balls turn brown in the fall but only the tips of the spikes had turned brown so far. Removed the stem in post processing and distorted the colour to make it look more frightening. A focus stack of 38 images.
Explored: July 14, 2020
Today's edition of "armchair traveling during the Coronavirus lockdown" takes me back to 2013, 7 years ago today when we were in Quito, Ecuador and spent the day visiting historic sites around the main square. This is the altar of The Church and Convent of St. Francis (Spanish: Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco), commonly known as el San Francisco, a 16th-century Roman Catholic complex in Quito, Ecuador. It fronts onto its namesake Plaza de San Francisco.
After watching the France-Germany game with some colleagues, I walked back home from Bornheim. Night life is definitely coming back in its usual locations. "He's getting married tomorrow" she said. Congratulations!
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