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But not all of us....
Still, the ability to share in something as wonderful of music together for many of us should not be forgotten.
I'm not one of those people who think quarantine should be broken. I believe it is important to stop the spread of Coronavirus and "flatten the curve" but I also believe that right now my photos of different times are my best reason for having a camera. I know during this shelter at home many of you have gotten creative with indoor photos and I really admire that. But, I have a lot of photos that I have never posted that I'm enjoying revisiting. It's nice to remember these days and feel hopeful for their return.
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. confinement . day 9
#stayhome #makeart and #flattenthecurve
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Men at Work busy flattening the curve of covid 19. Hoping to keep my humour up over the next while with posting this odd image of a bulldozer.
Aware of the long therm complications this time can bring.
A very unsharp image i know, was taken trough some wire fencing what created the red line as i did not have an anamorphic filter in use.
Zeiss Planar T* 85mm F/1.4 ZF2 with adapter. to GFX
on going collaboration project
digital photography and pencil drawing
#stayhome #makeart and #flattenthecurve
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Playing with Marina Rovithi
On going collaboration project.
Color drawing on digital photography
Réattu.
#stayhome #makeart and #flattenthecurve
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Washingtonplatz
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Woensdag 26 Augustus 2020
De laatste cargo van deze dag was een fraaie - aan kop de TXL ELL gehuurde 193 203 met de "Hidden Champion" bestickering - de eerste en enige keer dat ik deze loc zag tijdens mijn vakantie, "Hidden" was die dus zeker.
De tekst is in Maart 2020 op de loc gezet en is als volgt :
Hidden Champion - Thanks to our locdrivers for keeping the connection
#flattenthecurve #andratuttobene #weststayontracks #stayathome
Dit geeft de cargo machinisten een hart onder de riem voor het in stand houden van de diensten tijdens het begin van de COVID19 pandemie.
TXL Eloc 193 203 "Hidden Champion" komt uit Gemünden am Main in richting Aschaffenburg met aan de haak een vol beladen KLV onder nummer DSG 40670 van Curtici (Roemenië) naar Köln Eiffeltor.
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Wednesday 26 Augustus 2020
The last cargo of this day was a nice one - loc in service was the TXL 193 203 from ELL rented with the "Hidden Champion" livery - the first and only time I saw this locomotive during my vacation, "Hidden" it was.
The text was put on the locomotive in March 2020 and says:
Hidden Champion - Thanks to our locdrivers for keeping the connection
#flattenthecurve #andratuttobene #weststayontracks #stayathome
This to give the cargo drivers a boost that maintained the services during the start of the COVID19 pandemic.
TXL Eloc 193 203 "Hidden Champion" hauls a fully loaded KLV coming Gemünden am Main on its way to Aschaffenburg servicing DSG 40670 from Curtici (Romania) to its final destination Köln Eiffeltor.
ENG: We're really starting to reach our limit. The mortality rate is rising enormously and the staff ...! Oh yes, I'm fine so far, but I hardly have time to take care of Flickr here. So please do not be sad.
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GER: So langsam sind wir echt am Limit. Die Sterberate steigt enorm und das Personal ...! Ach ja, mir geht es soweit gut aber ich habe aktuell kaum Zeit mich hier um Flickr zu kümmern. Also bitte nicht traurig sein.
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A springtime snow and a beautiful morning to get out in the woods. Hope everyone is doing well. We're pretty hunkered down here in New York, hoping for the best!
It has been one month now that we have been staying at home. For a month I’ve been teleworking and snapping my way across a locked down Ghent, capturing the city as it unfolds before my eyes wondering how the “new normal” will look like. The good news is that our efforts seem to pay off. The latest figures confirm the downward trend; the number of corona patients in Belgian hospitals keeps going down. While 303 corona patients had to be hospitalised, 387 were discharged from hospital. There are now 5,069 Covid-19 patients in Belgian hospitals, 92 less than the day before. Stay Safe, Stay Healthy - Vleeshuisbrug, Ghent, Belgium
The photographs in this album were not taken by myself. They were taken in and around London in late March 2020 and show the extent the people in this lovely city are taking the current pandemic very seriously indeed.
Like millions of others in the UK I’m adhering to the advice of the government to remain in my home so that my own chances of catching the Covid-19 virus are minimised.
The pictures show how quiet some major London landmarks are at this worrying time.
I’d love to go out and take some pictures of my own but know that to do so would be irresponsible.
I hope that the pictures give my friends and contacts on flickr some idea of how serious the people of the UK are taking this potential health crisis.
The vast majority of the UK is trying extremely hard to:
#FlattenTheCurve
My thoughts at this worrying time are with all of the families around the world who are having to bear the loss of their loved ones.
Wash your hands.
Maintain social distancing.
Only go out if it's absolutely necessary.
Flatten the Curve!
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Yesterday’s figures showed more hospitalizations, 174 versus 123 the day before, but fewer people in critical care. Also 170 deaths were reported, bringing the total number of fatalities to 7,501. Despite these less than optimal numbers the government confirmed that the first phase of the lifting of the lockdown measures will start as of 4 May. A study conducted by the University of Oxford demonstrated that almost half of all transmissions occurred before anyone showed symptoms. To start easing the lockdown restrictions as of 4 May more testing and effective contact tracing is mission critical. It is estimated that delaying contact tracing by even a day from the onset of symptoms could make the difference between epidemic control and coronavirus resurgence. Belgium is however lagging behind with reaching its testing goal and the planned manual contacting system will likely not be in place in time. Why has the recruitment of contract tracers been delayed? Why don’t we implement a simple mobile contact tracing app to help control the spread of coronavirus? This together with the suboptimal communication strategy of the government continue to frustrate a large part of the population. We never want a serious crisis go to waste, therefore, I hope that we will look at this disaster as an opportunity to significantly improve the future governance of our country - Nieuwburgkaai, Ghent, Belgium
Yesterday the crisis center reported that168 people died of COVID-19. This makes a total of 5,828 fatalities since the outbreak of the pandemic. Also, 232 people were hospitalised bringing the total of COVID-19 patients in hospital to 4,920. Regardless of how sad these numbers are, they keep moving in the right direction! Therefore, everybody wants to know when the lockdown measures will be lifted or relaxed. To temper too much hope experts shared graphs showing what would have happened to hospitalisations without measures on 14 March and if measures were stopped on 16 April. Both models suggest that without the corona measures there would have been an exponential increase in the figures. Net-net, our efforts to stay at home helped to manage the situation. The graphs also tell that the lockdown measures should not be lifted too quickly. There is a lack of group immunity and a second outbreak could erupt very quickly. Anyhow, for all Belgian residents the current measures will remain in force until 3 May. The national security council is expected to provide greater clarity about what will happen after 3 May on Friday. Stay safe, stay healthy! - Kraanlei, Ghent, Belgium
A big shout out to all the emergency services, and to all those essential workers.
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*VIVID VIRUS ART* Challenge 22.0
487 new patients were admitted to the hospital in the last 24 hours, and 524 new people have also been discharged, bringing the total number of people in the hospital at the moment to 5,688. This is a decrease for the first time, with 324 patients! For the first time, the number of patients in hospitals has decreased, which is good news. However, the burden is still very heavy, and the number of people in intensive care is still increasing a little. Most precarious now is the situation in the residential care centres. The current measures to control the spread of Covid19 are as a minimum in force until 19 April. If they will extend beyond that date is not yet known. One thing is for sure we will need to practice social distancing even when the strict measures in place are lifted and empty streets and squares will remain the new normal for a while – Stay Safe, Stay Healthy – Kuiperskaai, Ghent, Belgium
I set up my camera on a tripod with the self timer to get this environmental shot of me sewing a face mask.
Zur Zeit gilt eine Kontaktsperre unter den Menschen in Deutschland. Auch in der gesamten Welt sind die Maßnahmen, um die Corona-Pandemie einzudämmen enorm.
Doch noch ist bis heute eine Abflachung der Infektionskurve nicht zu beobachten.
WIR MÜSSEN DURCHHALTEN UND ABSTAND HALTEN!
STAY SAFE and STAY AT HOME!
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ENG: Here again a Selfie from me but with a request.
WE ARE HERE FOR YOU !!!
PLEASE STAY AT HOME FOR US!!!
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GER: Hier mal wieder ein Selfie von mir aber verbunden mit einer Bitte.
WIR SIND FÜR EUCH DA !!!
BLEIBT IHR BITTE FÜR UNS ZUHAUSE !!!
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Yesterday 503 have been hospitalised in Belgium, bringing the total to 7,773, of whom 1,245 are in intensive care, 40 in the last 24 hours. Since the number of diagnoses is reliant on the number of people tested that number is a more reliable indicator of the progress of the epidemic than either the number of diagnoses or the number of deaths. Based on that number experts said that we are gaining control over the epidemic. Hospital admissions peaked on March 28, with 629 admissions in 24 hours. Since then the trend has been downward, with yesterday’s figure the lowest since the peak. But even with the number of cases starting to fall we are still far from the end. It is clear, the current strategy of shutting down large parts of society is not sustainable in the long-term. The social and economic damage would be catastrophic. Belgium’s Budget Minister said that the economic impact of the corona crisis will be at least twice as heavy as that of the 2008 financial crisis. It will be almost as bad as in 1929, he said. So, tighten your seatbelts, it’s going to be a bumpy ride out… Stay Safe, Stay Healthy - Ghent, Belgium
The total number of patients infected with the new coronavirus (Covid-19) in the Belgian hospitals continues to decrease, announced the Federal Public Health Service during its daily press briefing yesterday. They reported 310 new patients that were admitted to the hospital in the last 24 hours whilst 455 people were discharged and declared recovered, bringing the total number of people in the hospital because of the coronavirus to 5,309. Unfortunately, also 417 new deaths have been reported. The total number of deaths in Belgium since the beginning of the pandemic is currently 4,857. Many people ask why Belgium reports significantly more deaths than other European countries during this corona crisis. I don’t know… The government argues that Belgium is including all deaths in its daily figures, i.e. confirmed corona deaths in hospitals together with deaths in care homes, including many unconfirmed COVID-19 cases. It is not always clear whether the people who died in a care home actually succumbed because of the novel corona virus. So this is how they explain why our daily rate and total number of fatalities is higher per capita than in our neighbouring country. After conflicting/confusing communication regarding mouth masks and lockdown measures at retirement homes I’m very skeptical about what to believe and what not to believe. I guess the future will tell if the authorities have been transparent about this one. Stay Safe, Stay Healthy – Korenlei, Ghent, Belgium.