Corona virus anniversary (Page 3): Gabyto, Most of my photography in the past few years has involved my family, specifically grandkids and their activities/sports. From just starting...

slcarn Loc: Draper, Utah USA

Gabyto wrote:

Question to all the members, how much have your creativity changed since this virus started?. For example, some members started with micro photography, others went to the mountains for complete isolation, some went to the ocean just be really away from everyone.
I think it will be interesting to hear from the members. It will be nice to include pictures. This way your work can be display to everyone here.

Gabyto,
Most of my photography in the past few years has involved my family, specifically grandkids and their activities/sports. From just starting out in soccer and dance to lacrosse, gymnastics, competitive dance, Drill Team competition, and NCAA baseball. With 15 grandkids, ranging from 6 to 26 years old, we kept quite busy trying to get to their events. And we are looking forward to resuming this routine.

Since we have kept away from family since last March, I have started taking more bird, flower, astral, bubbles, snowflakes and any many other "let's try it" photos. About 18,000 or so snaps. I even got a few keepers, started to know the names of a few birds, and gotten my 23 year old granddaughter interested in BIF photos.

Stay Safe
Steve

Northern Shrike (scarce)
Northern Shrike (scarce)...

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Glycerin and dish soap bubbles

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Focus Stacking Rose
Focus Stacking Rose...

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Milky Way
Milky Way...

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cosmo54 Loc: Easton, PA but will travel for photos

MadMikeOne wrote:

Thank you! After shooting for years from a prone p... (show quote)

Great shots! I agree with skipping the Alligator Farm(s). Just this past Saturday I walked the length of LBI from last parking lot out to end of island. was looking for Snowy Owls but apparently they weren't happy with the weather either....only saw one as it flew away. lol

xt2 Loc: British Columbia, Canada

Gabyto wrote:

Question to all the members, how much have your creativity changed since this virus started?. For example, some members started with micro photography, others went to the mountains for complete isolation, some went to the ocean just be really away from everyone.
I think it will be interesting to hear from the members. It will be nice to include pictures. This way your work can be display to everyone here.

Not really...street photography remains alongside landscape, however, weddings have called off of course.

WDCash Loc: Milford, Delaware, USA

MadMikeOne wrote:

Well, I live just a few short blocks from the Atla... (show quote)

Great shots Mike.

WDCash Loc: Milford, Delaware, USA

billnikon wrote:

All of Florida Wetlands are open, I wear a mask an... (show quote)

Wonderful image Bill

PHRubin Loc: Nashville TN USA

I've simply taken very far fewer shots, mostly with only my snapshots cameras. My good camera hasn't been used in months.

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The wife and I had Covid back in late Oct-Nov. We survived at home. I do get to the "rockpile" when the weather permits to practice BIF. We are planning a second trip out West but are waiting for Covid to settle down more. I am on the list at the local hospital for the vaccine. This Covid mess is a real bummer.

joecichjr Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA

slcarn wrote:

Gabyto, br Most of my photography in the past few ... (show quote)

All wonderful, but the bubbles are awesome

joecichjr Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA

timcc wrote:

Like others, I have been largely confined to the yard and neighborhood walks. The recent ice storm gave our dogwood tree and nandina bush a nice coating. Because a freezing rain was still falling, I used a TG-5 for these shots.

Amazing shots

MadMikeOne Loc: So. NJ Shore - a bit west of Atlantic City

cosmo54 wrote:

Great shots! I agree with skipping the Alligator Farm(s). Just this past Saturday I walked the length of LBI from last parking lot out to end of island. was looking for Snowy Owls but apparently they weren't happy with the weather either....only saw one as it flew away. lol

Thanks, Jan, glad you liked them. Was it the parking lot all the way south and then to the southern tip? That's a bit of a "stroll". It's one of my haunts and I may head up there the next decent weather day. Haven't been there in a while though.

MadMikeOne Loc: So. NJ Shore - a bit west of Atlantic City

WDCash wrote:

Great shots Mike.

Thanks, Bill.

Timmers Loc: San Antonio Texas.

I renovated my alternative styling photo studio, I call it The Cedar Closet, here is an out take from the new work.

But I still have my main lighting studio still, Nicole Damon.

Nicole Damon.
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timcc Loc: Virginia

joecichjr wrote:

Amazing shots

Thanks -- the silver lining to an otherwise dangerous ice storm.