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'LOCKDOWN WALKS' - MAY 2020 - NIKON D3300 & TAMRON 18-200 VC

Lockdown means finding gems in my home. I love this lead crystal which glows so beautifully when illuminated from below.

 

Week 14

Another shot from the flowers in lockdown series :-)

 

Olympus E-M1MarkII

Olympus M.60mm F2.8 Macro

Aperture Æ’/8.0

Focal length 60.0 mm

Shutter 1/4

ISO 64

Song: "Beer with Jesus"

The Macro Mondays theme for this week is "Lockdown Song". "Beer with Jesus" is a song recorded by American country music singer Thomas Rhett. ( If I could have a beer with Jesus / I'd put my whole paycheck in that jukebox / Fill it up with nothing but the good stuff / Sit somewhere we couldn't see a clock. )

 

sunset from the bedroom window

goldfinch again from yesterday OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

"House of the Rising Sun" a traditional folk song made popular in 1964 by The Animals

 

"My mother was a tailor

She sewed my new blue jeans

My father was a gamblin' man

Down in New Orleans"

 

For Macro Mondays Jan 25 theme: Lockdown Song

Photos taken during the pandemic lockdown in 2020.

Popped to the supermarket yesterday to top up with essential supplies during the current lockdown.

Lockdown low sunshine bike rack shadows

Tardebigge ~ Worcs

Painshill Park in Surrey is great outdoor venue for an Autumn walk and thankfully is open during lockdown UK 2.0

Since we can't go out and get new photos, editing old photos, like this one from a trip to the Toronto Zoo four years ago, will have to do.

 

Toned down the background and enhanced the detail in Luminar4.2

  

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.

 

Inspired by an idea seen in Amateur Photographer magazine

The grass in the churchyard in my village hasn't been cut because of the lockdown. A surprising number of wildflowers have come into flower as a result.

Lockdown No 2

Hopthorne Cottage

Lockdown No 2 (Tier 3)

Demolished 2025

Late sunshine at Turner's Turnover Lock, with the Freightliner 11.10 Theale Lafarge to Hope (Earles Sidings) cement empties passing

Photos taken during the pandemic lockdown in 2020.

Sony A7R : 24-70mm Sony FE Vario-Tessar T* f/4.

 

The sun's first rays touch an old Voigtjander Prominent, sitting where I'd put it down after dusting and polishing it last night. At least lockdown provides time and stimulus for pleasant activities such as this.

The end of season in this small town at Lake Constance in October seems to be symptomatically for Germany right now: The lockdown will be necessary to fight against COVID19.

 

Das Saisonende in einem kleinen Ort am Bodensee im Oktober scheint symptomatisch für das Deutschland jetzt zu sein: Der komplette Lockdown wird wohl notwendig sein, um die Pandemie zu bekämpfen

It's a tongue-in-cheek self portrait. Lockdown has not been so bad for me. I'm semi retired so have time to sit and listen to music, read books, write, daydream and think. I'm a lucky man but possessions are not everything in life. Recent restrictions have had an effect on us all. I suppose I have the advantage of being deep down an introvert, happy with my own company if needs dictate. Others are perhaps not so fortunate.

Sony A7R : Tamron Adaptall-2 35-70mm F/3.5 Model 17A

 

This morning, a little downcast at the prospect of at least a further three weeks of lockdown, I discovered the seasons first camellia blooms. Soft and delicate in form, with a subtle fragrance, my day took a turn for the better.

Lockdown photography

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