Photography during the COVID-19 pandemic
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I miss the beautiful artistry of the sea as the pandemic keeps us confined. So I search my photos to remind me of its beauty.
After almost 2 years of Corona, we could actually forget about the pandemic.
Port Grimaud, Côte d'Azur. France
Food supplies are over, appetite is heavily questioned ...😷
May a lyric that is now history be a consolation: www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4flAZEgtjs
Gender-based violence, already a global crisis before the pandemic, has intensified since the outbreak of COVID-19. Lockdowns and other mobility restrictions have left many women trapped with their abusers, isolated from social contact and support networks. Increased economic precarity has further limited many women’s ability to leave abusive situations. COVID-driven economic and social instability will also heighten the risk of child marriage, female genital mutilation and human trafficking, 5.7% of adults aged 16 to 59 years experienced domestic abuse in the year ending March 2022.
This isn't him you know it
But the bruises feel the same
The stomach leaves unspoken
but you can feel the rain
when you've
had enough he knows it
he breaks you down again
and all your feelings hopeless
when you
you trying to find the end
but it's
not your fault
when he breaks your heart
don't wait
your not broken
your heart still beats
the door still opens
don't wait to walk away
your worth
more than he let's you see
and people start to notice
then he
he promises to change
but it
It's not your fault
and it's never been your fault
a promise that is broken
tell me time again
don't wait
your not broken
your heart still beats
the door still opens
don't wait to walk away
your worth
more than he let's you see
don't wait
your not broken
and don't wait
your not broken
and don't wait
your not broken
you never did deserve it
don't you ever take the blame
for the life he has stolen
now your
an angle Heven gained
don't wait
Hardly any passengers, but lots of police asking you questions like: Where are you coming from? How long were you there? Where are you going?
My mother is celebrating her 90th birthday on Saturday. That's why I'm staying in my hometown Augsburg for a few days.
Campeonato de yolas IberCaja - Ciudad de Zaragoza
2 de octubre de 2021
Primera regata que fotografío desde que estalló la pandemia. ¡Cuánto tiempo! Agradezco mucho que la FAR me haya invitado a hacer el reportaje.
First race I shoot since the pandemic blew up. So much time! I appreciate very much the invitation of the Aragonese Rowing Federation to cover the event.
WEB solo exhibition, photo exhibition "Clair de lune"
kyoto-muse.jp/web-exhibit/110790
2020/4 /15-2020/5/11
Due to the global pandemic of new type pneumonia virus infection (COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2) and the postponement of a solo exhibition due to a request to refrain from the spread of infection in Japan, I borrowed a place called WEB photo exhibition, The exhibited works will be released as images.
*My planet, My Life.*
*Simple reason, Simple stories, Planet is circulate and “Life” is a season. *
* SONY ILCE‑7M2 / Lomography New Jupiter 3+ 1.5/50 L39/M *
・Link: Official photo gallery.
・Work - `work`
・Street - `Street wark`
Official Photo gallery, Art/snap works Updates every Monday.
In these pandemic times, it is sometimes hard to take flight whenever we want to. For those with ME/CFS, it must mean even more limitations. The ways we want to show support are limited with strict protocols. But, there are still ways to lift someone’s spirits and to show they are not alone. Make someone smile this week! (ME/CFS Awareness Week).
As this sightless 2020 started, it could have looked like this in some part of the world. The pandemic served as an inspiration for the purpose, so I designed and made this post-apocalyptic scenario as Corona concept. I wish everyone a better 2021.
As always, thank you so much for your visits, comments and faves!
Is the worst over - covid-wise? At least here, in the UK? Can we relax and sit back for a while? Not frantically booking future holidays in a kind of frenzy of self-rewarding, but breathing in and out deeply, thinking of what makes life worthwhile - here and everywhere else? Now, when our own lives are no longer threatened, can we begin to mourn the about 130 000 people who died in the UK from the pandemic?
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“If I were asked to define photography in a few words, I would say that it is a fossil of light and time.”
— Daido Moriyama
Historical image, shot in July 2020. The COVID pandemic is in full swing and has a devastating economic impact throughout Thailand. The picture shows the Patpong nightlife and night market area in Silom, Bangkok, at that time.
Bar employees await tourists. There aren't any tourists. No customers means zero income. There is no social safety net. These are terrible times. Stressful times for many.
According to Google, contribution of travel and tourism to GDP (% of GDP) for Thailand was 21.9% in 2019.
Patpong usually attracts large crowds, and has served as the backdrop to many movies (The Deer Hunter; Baraka; Miss Saigon) as well as books (such as Villa Incognito by Tom Robbins, and the creepy but excellent crime novel The Queen Of Patpong by Timothy Hallinan).
With the end of the pandemic, and tourists now returning to the country in large numbers, the economic desperation is easing. But many people remain deeply in debt throughout Thailand. It will probably take years to return to some kind of normal for many people.
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Our incipient web page:
Elegant Terns
Elsie Roemer Bird Sanctuary, Alameda, California
According to Cornell, Elegant Terns (that is indeed their name) are found on the Pacific Coast, but nest on only two islands in the Sea of Cortez (Mexico). I was fortunate to come upon a large flock of them visiting the San Francisco Bay. My first sighting of these very playful terns.
At Reumannplatz in Favoriten, the 10th district of Vienna
The Tichy Parlour offers top-quality ice cream at very reasonable prices. For three large scoops you only pay €2.20.
In pre-coronavirus times, there was far less queuing discipline here. The motto was to jump the queue as in a sports competition. I miss the pushing and shoving in front of the sales counter and the entrance and the corresponding human closeness.
in the old town of Freiburg
"Haus zum Pilgerstab", Franziskanerstr. 9; zur Geschichte:
www.welt-der-wappen.de/Heraldik/Galerien2/galerie1310.htm
*thanks Bob Cat
I don't think think I would have given this a second glance before the pandemic, time to appreciate things taken for granted, stay safe x