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I have set myself a lockdown challenge too only take photos in my garden or from my garden. It is going to be interesting to see what effect this has on my photographic skills. With no travelling involved I will be able to take advantage of the change in the light conditions, and hopefully this will help me improve my eye for a composition.
Stay safe Stay Home.
Ths image is an allegory of what is left behind us and what we might have to face in near future. It might become the most used word in 2020 - lockdown ! The hole civilization is challenging a situation that we never had before. We had to minimize our social contacts and heard it day in and day out - stay @home! No one knows for how long we need to hang on. But we gotta stay strong and keep up fighting against it. And in the end we will together achieve success!
i hope you all stay safe and keep up the hope into future ! It is worth it !
MINOLTA MD ROKKOR 50mm F1.4 + CloseUp Lens No.2
#staysafe #hope #staystrong
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Lockdown has taken enough of my time. In the train to Amsterdam and 30 minutes later I’m wandering through a deserted town. I will show you some places, one every day if possible.
Leica 35mm
Large mushrooms filled with sliced red onion, tomato, feta cheese, and egg; on a bed of bistro salad.
Made by my wife, of course.
Macro Mondays: lockdown song, album or genre of music
Flickr Lounge: starts with the letter B (blue)
Frost doesn't form as symmetrically as snow, and notice that this isn't a six-sided flake. I loved the bubbles on this one, and the detail on the largest flake. My husband loved the gradated blue.
Classical music is my favorite for weather- or season-related music, including the days of being mostly inside during winter that coincides with the Covid-19 pandemic. Special ones include Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 1 "Winter Dreams," Op. 13 and Ballet of the Snowflakes (from Le voyage dans la lune) by Offenbach.
Thank you in advance for your views, faves, and comments! My first Macro Mondays shot to hit Explore. By the end of its day on Explore, this had become my number-one faved shot, with about 7,000 views and more than 250 faves--and that was at spot #300. Check out my album of frost photos, with an amazing variety of shapes and frosted items, here: www.flickr.com/photos/cherylmolin/albums/72157717520030323
Cancel Everything
Social distancing is the only way to stop the coronavirus. We must start immediately.
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We just went into a stay-at-home emergency order here in Ontario...for 28 days. Stay-at-home, lockdown, shutdown...it's all the same to me. Fortunately I'm retired.
Took a quick selfie/mugshot the other day, wrinkles and all. It’s only the 2nd I've ever taken. Nothing artistic, just yours truly for a laugh. I normally have a dislike for being in front of a camera.....at least knowingly!
One great thing with wearing a mask, I don't need to shave often....and I can stick my tongue out at anyone secretly.
1107, 1102 and 1101 slow down on approach to Menangle Park as they catch upto 3112, then have to wait for it to clear the 13ish minute section from Macarthurt to Glenfield on the single line SSFL.
I was listening to the daily NSW Health update which abruptly finished while taking this photo as the Premier, Ministers, Commissioners and Chief Health Officer went to a Crisis meeting. 2 hours later they came back and placed Greater Sydney, and surrounding regions into a snap 14 day lockdown due to massive Covid-19 breach. Hopefully we eliminate it again, anyone affected by Lockdown please stay safe.
2021-06-26 Qube 1107-1102-1101 Menangle Bridge 9867
A lovely surprise visitor in the garden this morning... a Red Legged Partridge :) We've recently put down some grass seed... i think it has taken a liking to it!!
Larger than the grey partridge, it has a large white chin and throat patch, bordered with black. It has a greyish body with bold black flank stripes and a chestnut-sided tail. It is an introduced species, brought to the UK from continental Europe, where it is largely found in France and Spain.
What they eat:
Seeds and roots.