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On a warm lockdown walk
through Horsham
there was not a sound to be heard,
not a dog stirred
and that is the limit of tonight's poetry
"Lockdown Song" The doggies in the house were thrilled to have their owners staying home in 2020! Lots more cuddle time with a pet!
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.
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.
Today I thought as the weather was rubbish, I'd have a go at something I've never tried before ... portraiture!! ...using my beautiful kids Dan and Rachel as guinea pigs! Fortunately they are over 18, so I can't be prosecuted for child cruelty!
Due to coronavirus emergency. kindergarten and schools were closed in Italy on March, 5. Since then, Marina could not play with other kids. She has spent almost every day at home, playing alone or with mum and dad.
It is hard for a little kid. It is really hard.
Sunrise over Greenwich Baths in Greenwich, Sydney. Taken just as Sydney entered it's 2nd COVID lockdown. Shot on Eora nation land.