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Social distancing bij picknick tijdens winterwandeling in Hoge Venen.

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Social Distancing. © Copyright 2020 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.

 

Late-winter dawn light relfected in a California Central Valley pond.

 

This week our vocabularies expanded to include new terms, such as "social distancing." We didn't chose this scenario, but it chose us and here we are. Looking out for ourselves and the rest of human society will disrupt to our normal routines for a while. But life goes on, and part of that life for me involves photography. I know. Other things are more important. But let's leave a bit of space for activities that allow us to experience moments of normalcy in the midst circumstances that are not normal at all.

 

Yesterday I decided to head out to a quiet place where there would be few other people. I loaded my car with supplies so that I wouldn't have to stop along the way, headed out well before dawn, and a couple hours later I was in a familiar, quiet place. The best thing that happened? Just after I arrived, a couple of dear friends showed up, too! We elbow-bumped (another of the new social practices) and went off to photograph one more beautiful dawn.

 

G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, "California's Fall Color: A Photographer's Guide to Autumn in the Sierra" is available from Heyday Books and Amazon.

 

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Polaroid Week 2024 SS - Day 3 #2

 

Dorset, 2017

I really like high up views. Being able to see many miles in the distance as always appealed to me. I’m fortunate that I live in an area where it’s quite easy to access long distance views. This particular view isn’t that high but I would bet that anyone who comes here would be impressed, personally I think it’s a fantastic view, it never disappoints me.

Ball Lane, Kingsley, Cheshire

Huge crop so not great quality, obviously I had to keep my distance ( was maybe 300 feet away ) but absolutely thrilled ' my ' peregrines raised 4 chicks that all fledged, first time I've seen peregrines at the nest and boy do they make a lot of noise ! Was there every day once I found where the nest was and saw two of them fledge, dreamland having them entirely to myself. Long gone now, wonder where they'll end up ? The ravens raised 5 chicks too, it's like an unofficial nature reserve, pretty sure sand martins, kestrels and buzzards also nested. Not to mention all the water birds and songbirds, it's heaven.

金漢星楡冷  stars were twinkling calmly in the galaxy,

銀河月桂秋  laurels were blooming in the moon.

靈姿理雲鬂  the weaver girl dressed up,

仙駕度潢流  and she started to meet the cowherd from the end of the space.

窈窕鳴衣玉  rustling sounds of her silk was like an jewel,

玲瓏映彩舟  she sparkled by her expectations on the bright ship.

所悲明日夜  but now she feels very sadness because he can't live together anymore,

誰慰別離憂  no one can solace her grief of parting.

 

(懐風藻より、山田御方『七夕』 :"Qixi" from Kai-Fu-So : written by Mikata YAMADA )

  

Kinako Kocteau @ Yamaguchi, Japan

Canon EOS 5D Mark II + Helios 40 /85mm F1.5

the Golden Gate Bridge, SF, 'competing' with power lines

Leica iiif with 50mm Summitar

Expired Tura 400

Promicrol 1:14 for 15 minutes

Epson V700

 

A couple social distancing (possibly!) on the hill. Snowdonia North Wales.

Sixty years ago in senior high school, my school days were full of athletics, cross-country in the fall, basketball during the winter and track in the spring. Leaving for school early on spring mornings for a nearly hour long bus ride, my school day passed quickly with fevered nonsense with friends and sparring with teachers but ended up with many tiring runs around our quarter mile track. Exhausted and arriving home as the sun was setting, I found the distance from the end of our lane to the barn to do chores the longest distance as the exhilaration of the day ebbed away.

A frozen Kelly Hall Tarn with some nice morning light catching Coniston Old Man in the distance.

 

Driving home from Chester I decided to exit the M6 and take the Sedberge Hawes route, and I'm glad I did, It's going to be this way from now on

50 025 Invincible still has some way to go as it pauses at Exeter St Davids with the Sunday 10:40 Glasgow - Penzance

A puddle reflection from the pavement of Budapest-Zugló railway station.

 

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“I like to prowl ordinary places

and taste the people-

from a distance.”

― Charles Bukowski, Play the Piano Drunk Like a Percussion Instrument Until the Fingers Begin to Bleed a Bit

 

Marilyn Manson - Cry Little Sister

www.youtube.com/watch?v=BG5sFUROGX0

 

Background: FOXCITY. Photo Booth - The Hangout (Sunset) (Fore and reversed)

Pose: FOXCITY. Chill - 2.

Outfit: Clef de Peau. Ulyana Stary Noir

Hair: Stealthic - Cascade

Boots: #EMPIRE - Trumpet Vine

Stockings: {..:Vybe:.} Stevie Fishnets : Black

Had a long walk to our gate this day. This well lit hall caught my eye.

Hope you appreciate my rather wacky sense of humour - plants before and after social distancing!! Both shots taken last year! HMBT!

Cruel,harsh ,that was the feeling of deep winter!

Ashridge Estate, Chiltern Hills, Hertfordshire, England

There was a lot of activity along the Sheboygan yesterday, including more than 35 cormorants. I had never seen so many at one time. Rumor has it that the smelt (a small fish) are running. Both the cormorants and the Napoleon gulls have turned out in large numbers for the event.

 

I'll post more photos tomorrow.

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