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A rare opportunity to get a photo of Poole Bridge from this angle. The bridge is closed to vehicles for a week due to maintenance and road works, but open to walk across but with the lockdown is very quiet.
26.03.2020
After several abortive and unsuccessful attempts at trying to capture Sirius, the brightest star in the sky, which twinkles many colours, I tried something else.
I put the Intervalometer on to take an image every second, so as to capture it moving across the frame. This sort of worked but the lines of images looked really boring, so I repeated the process, but this time jumped up and down on the deck to cause camera shake. This resulted in loads of just blurry and unusable shots, but also many usable ones, and it did make the star jump around the frame. Bolted together several passes of the star, eliminated the blurred camera shake shots and this is the result.
To me, the resultant image looks quite organic, like a molecule or DNA, or maybe I have been hitting the lockdown wine bottle a little too heavily.
4th March 2021 - Market Walk Shopping Centre, Newton Abbot, Devon, UK.
Picture taken whilst at work.
Another picture from the #SAFE! series.
"Lockdown" (2021)
This picture shows the #Schlichtehof in #Steinhagen.
From 10:00 p.m. the courtyard is deserted.
I closed it off by #Lightpainting with a virtual "curtain".😉
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Sunrise over Greenwich Baths in Greenwich, Sydney. Taken just as Sydney entered it's 2nd COVID lockdown. Shot on Eora nation land.
Sony A7R : Sony FE 28-70mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS
Mmmm... Freshly-baked rye bread with home-made peanut butter... I can handle a lockdown!
This was inspired because of lockdown. Outside my house is a SLOW sign on the road and the shadow of the fence across the road. I positioned myself so it looks like I am locked behind bars. Symbolising the need to slow down the virus by staying at home as much as possible:)
My neighbours in lockdown.
The slum, on the adjascent road to my house, in today's rain.
Some of these families got some aid through Brac, but none from the government yet.
Hillview H/S
This is what lockdown means for children. It is pretty sad to see this. I can only imagine how the kids must feel when they are told that they are no longer allowed to play in the playground. Overall I tried to convey this image to make it look pretty bleak and match how I feel about it. I reduced the vibrancy and saturation. I increased the contrast and applied some light sepia toning. The darkness in the clouds certainly helps set the mood.
During the full lockdown we were only allowed our for the 1 hour while taking excercise, hence it was important to get out from time to time. On this night I took the dog out heading into sunset with camera and tripod. Wow, was it worth it!.
Horsham in full lockdown was as pretty as I have ever seen it at dusk, but... most importantly No Vehicles to clone out. No noise.
Moments that I will not forget in a long time, for all the reasons.
How we want this nightmare to end...