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Cheoin-gu, Yongin-si, South Korea — Quarantine Day 5, 6:58am
Blogpost at www.giomagphoto.com/blog/2020/9/2/quarantine-room
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Cheoin-gu, Yongin-si, South Korea – Day 5, 6:29pm
Blogpost at www.giomagphoto.com/blog/2020/9/6/quarantine-skies
Name another railroad with a stunning view right out of their shops. Okay, there are probably lots, but I've always enjoyed the KBS' Big 4 trackage immediately south of shops.
51 loads for Lafayette begin their journey.
Pentax 645N
SMC Pentax-A 645 120mm f/4 macro
Ilford Delta 100
aperture f/4
shutter speed : 1/180
processing : ID11 stock, Rapid Fixer
scanner : Epson Perfection V550 Photo
There is almost always something not working with this angle at Bellwood. Often there are one or two UP trains parked awaiting either access into Proviso or onto the Geneva Sub. NA11 runs light power from Norpaul. The Harbor maintenance summer blitz is in full effect. Pick your poison really.
This day was the exception though, and I benefitted from the thrashed ties stacked up on the CGW connector. There was also another connection in the NE quadrant here for eastbound movement onto the CGW. Fascinating little spot to re-live history along the west end of the Harbor.
extract from the personal photoproject called "quarantine | 20"
"quarantine | 20" è un progetto fotografico personale realizzato durante il periodo di isolamento da covid-19. Rigorosamente realizzato in casa e negli spazi strettamente esterni, si avvale dell'uso di materiale semplice e di facile reperimento. Idee fotografiche molto minimaliste per descrivere, raccontare, questo periodo storico decisamente anomalo così come viene visto attraverso i miei occhi.
Solitudine, isolamento, paure, necessità, desiderio di tornare alla normalità di sempre. Ma cos'è la normalità?
"quarantine | 20" is a personal photographic project created during the period of isolation from covid-19. Strictly made in the home and in strictly outdoor spaces, it makes use of simple and easy to find material. Very minimalist photographic ideas to describe, tell, this decidedly anomalous historical period as it is seen through my eyes.
Loneliness, isolation, fears, needs, desire to return to the normalcy of all time. But what is normalcy?
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Canon EOS + Canon EF 50mm f.1.8 II
extract from the personal photoproject called "quarantine | 20"
"quarantine | 20" è un progetto fotografico personale realizzato durante il periodo di isolamento da covid-19. Rigorosamente realizzato in casa e negli spazi strettamente esterni, si avvale dell'uso di materiale semplice e di facile reperimento. Idee fotografiche molto minimaliste per descrivere, raccontare, questo periodo storico decisamente anomalo così come viene visto attraverso i miei occhi.
Solitudine, isolamento, paure, necessità, desiderio di tornare alla normalità di sempre. Ma cos'è la normalità?
"quarantine | 20" is a personal photographic project created during the period of isolation from covid-19. Strictly made in the home and in strictly outdoor spaces, it makes use of simple and easy to find material. Very minimalist photographic ideas to describe, tell, this decidedly anomalous historical period as it is seen through my eyes.
Loneliness, isolation, fears, needs, desire to return to the normalcy of all time. But what is normalcy?
© All rights reserved. Using this photo without my permission is illegal.
© Le immagini contengono filigrana digitale per il copyright e l’autenticazione
© E’ vietata ogni riproduzione e/o utilizzo della/e stessa/e previo specifico accordo con l’autore che ne detiene tutti i diritti e si riserva di poter concederne uso in licenza secondo norme vigenti.
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Two sets of Amtrak Hiawatha Service equipment "quarantine" under the train shed of Milwaukee Intermodal Station on a warm evening. Two sets laying over in the station simultaneously was a very rare sight before the pandemic; due to Covid-related timetable changes and the resulting flux in equipment needs, these days an extra set stays overnight in Milwaukee.
This was my quarantine box.
Long after it'd been established SARS-CoV-2 doesn't spread well through fomite transmission I kept a box to quarantine anything I brought inside because OCD is a universe of universal precaution. Even after being fully vaccinated, I'd handle every object as though it were slathered in viable virus. The more even-keeled part of the brain would butt in with a, "Hey! We're not even sure how many copies are required to be infectious, let alone how many you'd find on objects, and evidence of presence doesn't mean viability!" To no avail.
Little stresses add up. What you think is keeping you safe serves only to constrict how you move in the world. False security through feeding paranoia. I'd had enough. Time to trust the immunity juice and stick to reasonable precautions.
Before recycling that chunky bastard, I of course had to see if I
could fit inside. And if I fits, I sits :). Balancing inside of a tiny cardboard box while not knocking over a flash, and not poking your eyeball with a remote trigger antenna... been on worse flights.