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All we can do is stay safe, follow guidelines and roll through the Covid Crisis to flatten the curve. One day we will have life back to normal!
Harvested from my backyard. In normal times, I would share this with my friends and neighbors. Since we are all doing our part with shelter-in-place, I have to do something by myself with all of the harvest this time. I had this in the pan on my kitchen table when the morning light, coming from a window, shining on this raw ginger had me marveling at as simple a thing as ginger which, in normal times previously, I hadn't noticed at all! The color, texture, and aroma...are all simply wonderful!
I hope I'm not the only one noticing more things now, sheltering in place, than when there was no restriction on movement.
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In Flickr Explore on 2020/04/07
From the photo archives, Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, near Stovepipe Wells, Inyo County, Death Valley National Park, California
:Not my mug, but my husbands. Here's to all the amazing teachers out there, making it work for their kids. Getting lesson plans ready for them online, and putting in just as many hours at home as they do in the classroom.
94:366:2020
Alone in Kyoto
Air
Lost in Translation version
Instrumental
EDIT: This picture has been used to produce the following fantastic artworks, I'm so pleased that I made the picture 'public domain':
www.whythealgarve.com/post/the-fruits-of-alone-in-kyoto
Today I missed the direct train home from work and ended up taking a longer route.
None of the following is a complaint. I do, of course, fully understand the need for social distancing measures. I did though want to record how I felt on the journey.
It was a very strange experience: seats taped up ‘out of use’, hardly any passengers at rush hour, lengthy one way systems to navigate. It all felt like landing in a very different country, but with elements of familiarity. It was the most surreal journey I’ve ever made.
The picture was taken at York and shows 802218 with a Newcastle to Liverpool Lime Street service. To be fair, the TPE trains have clear but discrete social distancing signs in the form reservation type labels with a red and cross/green and tick to indicate where to sit.
4th June 2020
Social distancing and need to test out my old F2 with MD-2 gave me the opportunity to use what I had - a short roll of TMY2 and some diafine. Good to see that the camera still works, and that Diafine can handle the T-square emulsion. Everyone be safe out there!
Ten members of the army of Pavemen who line up at our bus stops to remind people to queue in a socially distanced manner. A new species for 2020, hopefully soon to be extinct.
Metrolink tram service; Rochdale to East Didsbury line.
With the new restriction on social distancing when using public transport this tram is nearly full; two more places available. The wearing of face covering has not become mandatory yet but will be from June 15th.
Just for a cheeky little song title.
I came across this today. I shudder when I think back to those days.
For my pleasure.
Demonstration of how social distancing works to prevent the spread of, well, fire in this case.
55mm f/2.8 AISs Macro @ f/11.0
The Bridge - in bronze. David Pelletier, 2004.
This sculpture is a duplicate of one that is downtown, and which I photographed many years ago during a blizzard. When I moved into my current neighbourhood a few years ago, I saw this sculpture halfway down the block. I wondered if it was the exact same one, and if so, what the story was. Nope. (I met the neighbours today & got the scoop - their family has a bronze casting business, and they provided the bronze for the sculpture ... and got their own as well. I think.)
Clearwater Beach Sunset during a pandemic
Clearwater Beach, Florida
2 May 2020
The odd pole to the right of the shot would normally have a volleyball net attached to it, but because the beach was closed, the nets were removed. Obviously, the beach being closed is why the beach is empty at sunset.
Date Night / Social Distancing Day 308, 01/15/2021, New York, NY
Leica Camera AG M Monochrom
Canon 35mm f2.0 LTM
ƒ/3.4 1/15 640
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