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The We're Here! gang is visiting the Isolation group today.
Created using an old pic of me, and several screen grabs from various webcams around Vancouver this morning.
Re isolation: to tell you the truth, this is my happy place. The house is clean from top to bottom, and no one is going in or out. I am in a bubble, and there are endless projects to keep me busy.
I grew up in isolation -- on a tiny island, long before the internet. This feels familiar. Cozy, even.
Fred is so busy with his archeology classes (online now) that he doesn't feel deprived of human contact. He says he has the sense of the world changing around him, but he's so immersed in this all-consuming school work that he hasn't had time to process it.
When I do need a little social contact, my friend Irene, who lives next door, goes out onto her balcony, and we have balcony visits, some 15 feet apart. Perfect! As well, I've joined conversation exchange.com, where you can find people to Skype with, in order to improve their English and your second language (in my case, Spanish). Or just help them with their English, if you are not learning another language!
I had my first session this morning with a lovely lady in Spain. You can search by country, gender, age, whatever, so I looked for ladies between 60-70, in Spain. I highly recommend it as a way to reach out and distract someone who is going through scary and isolated times. And helping someone with English (or whatever your native tongue might be) is fun and satisfying!
This is an other Attempted at a minimalist landscape photograph.
This was taken on the ferry back from the isle of Bute I liked the way the sun was shinning brightly on the little white yacht against the overcast hills in the back ground I took an exposure setting for the boat and use as wide an aperture as possible to reduce the depth of field so to put even more attention on the yacht.
Self portrait series for The Photographic Journal
Some of my most treasured items and daily essentials.
May 2020
Greatness of Auvergne. 6Raw panorama of Sancy Mountains.
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Yellowstone is a very diverse eco-system. In the north there is quite a bit of "desert". Many spaces are void of trees and the sagebrush takes over. Some of the sagebrush, as it ages, gets quite tall. The sagebrush shown here is relatively immature. I believe the hill is Garnet Hill just west of Tower-Roosevelt on the Grand Loop Road. The snow was quite deep here in places. Some of the drifts are visible in the image. I felt quite lucky to get an evening sky like this. During much of my stay the sky was overcast.
This hill stands alone surrounded by the sagebrush!
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Seen whilst driving back to Hampshire from Anglesey. We decided to take the scenic route for part of the way so KP could take some photos for her GCSE Photography and so I could take some too ;)
Have reprocessed a couple of the images I took on holiday which I rushed over, so apologies to those who have seen them before, but they were annoying me! Have always loved the tin mine engine which are dotted around the cornish landscape, this is one at Minories on Bodmin Moor. Was tempted to put a horn on the wild pony, but that might have been pushing the fantasy look a littel too far!
A mountain goat, with Isolation Lake (7712'), Witches Tower (8520') and Dragontail Peak (8840') in background, The Enchantments, Alpine Lakes Wilderness, Washington Cascades.
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Solitary Confinement in an abandoned Asylum.
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A large chunk of ice from Portage Glacier sits all alone along the shore of Portage Lake. The murky, silty lake almost seems to mirror the foggy sky above.
16/52 Sunday 29th January 2012
This isn't exactly what i pictured in my head! i tried playing with fire but didn't actually work out haha xD in the middle of exams so i'm mentally and physically tired :( need a holiday! HAHA to all those who have exams... goodluck, you can do it!!! last few weeks to go! xxx