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Just after the second Covid-19 national lockdown ended, GB Railfreight Class 92, 92020 races north through Hartford with the Caledonian Sleeper Down Highlander (1S25).
A reduced service was running in response to the second national Covid-19 lockdown, with only one train running in each direction serving Edinburgh and Inverness. The usual services to Glasgow, Aberdeen and Fort William were cancelled.
A Saturday evening in early July 2020, Parsons Street, Banbury, Oxfordshire UK.
Yashica Electro 35 camera and expired Fuji Sensia 100 film, cross processed.
The King's Lock pub - closed due to lockdown, currently. By the Trent & Mersey Canal at Middlewich, Cheshire
There is one thing the photograph must contain, the humanity of the moment.
We are making photographs to understand what our lives mean to us.
The best thing about a picture is that it never changes, even when the people in it do.
The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.
I really believe there are things nobody would see if I didn’t photograph them.
We dared to crawl out of the bunker today and venture in to the city...
I was surprised to see how things had changed since the lockdown had begun.
What with the barricades, the bullet holes, the burnt out cars and the bodies in the Streets (quite possibly)
I think I'm going back under the duvet... Call me when its all over...
Australia......
3rd wave of COVID Infection centred on SYDNEY has forced more than half the population of nearly 26 million people into LOCKDOWN
and pushed the 13th worlds largest economy to the brink of recession.
With another 825 confirmed COVID cases today
21st August 2021
What crazy times these are. These images were taken not quite two weeks ago before Europe (and more specifically Belgium) went into lockdown. We dithered at the time as to whether we should go but of course there was no mandate to shut Borders whilst we were there. That announcement came the day after our return. Our visit was much quieter and quite eerie with no crowds and no problem with maintaining social distancing.
I seem to have lost confidence and enthusiasm for photography (it's taken me 2 weeks to decide to post these) but it will provide some sort of focus for the coming months. At least we are going into longer and warmer days, and with the lack of air traffic over London and the Home Counties it's lovely to hear the birdsong again and reconnect with nature which in it's self is calming and reassuring.
Stay safe and healthy guys.
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
Chucking out Lockdown. After four months of closure the beer halls here will open again after midnight on Sunday, so its time to clear out the open spaces. Only the best for the weekend! Emptying out The Yard, Hackney Wick. April 11th 2021.
Lockdown has taken enough of my time. In the train to Amsterdam and 30 minutes later I’m wandering through a deserted town. The part of the town were people not come when the sun is down. I will show you the places I found, one every day if possible.
This lady worked in the most criminal part of our country for many, many years.
Leica 35mm