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Mar 28, 2020 21:18:40   #
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Easier to tell what I’m NOT doing ...
No sunsets ! The air is just waaaay
too clear and clean due to reduced
“economic activity”.

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Mar 28, 2020 21:42:40   #
E.L.. Shapiro Loc: Ottawa, Ontario Canada
 
RichardTaylor wrote:
Good to hear you have been busy.
Love the cat photograph.


Thank you! And a speedy recovery for or your wife. I am sure she will feel much better at home!

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Mar 28, 2020 22:15:29   #
Mac Loc: Pittsburgh, Philadelphia now Hernando Co. Fl.
 
rgrenaderphoto wrote:
I will admit it, I am a high-risk individual for exposure, so we have been closeted for now 16 days with no end in sight.

So, that being said, to keep myself sane I have been following the Cats with my Nikon (they run when they hear the focus motor), shooting sunsets and sunrises in Los Angeles and time-lapses with a DJI ActionCam.

What have all of you been doing to keep your sanity intact?


I am high risk as well. I go out with my camera, but stay away from other people. I read. I watch old movies on TCM. And I am watching the entire Victory At Sea series episode by episode.

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Mar 28, 2020 22:23:10   #
rehess Loc: South Bend, Indiana, USA
 
Mac wrote:
I am high risk as well. I go out with my camera, but stay away from other people. I read. I watch old movies on TCM. And I am watching the entire Victory At Sea series episode by episode.

The music of Victory at Sea is particularly moving to me. The series was especially meaningful to me when I was a teenager {sixty years ago} so my parents bought me all three albums. One day I was playing Volume 3 on our stereo when an air-raid section started - my Grandmother thought we were really under attack!!

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Mar 28, 2020 22:40:32   #
Terrym9 Loc: Hillsboro, Oregon
 
pesfls wrote:
Trying to see if we can prevent loosing our small business. We own a four space retail building in a college town. University is closed and town population down 40%. Rents received next week will be 35% of normal we expect. May rents maybe as low as O%. Not sure. Restaurants can’t make it on take out. “Non essential” stores in the building closed.

So studying the federal CARE act to explore options. Waiting to learn which lenders will be handling the federal funds. That list won’t be identified for up to 30 days. We can do this for a while but not long term. Pretty nerve wracking.

Maybe I should take a few photos but haven’t been in the mood. Plus my wife was traveling when this happened so we are sequestered from each other for two weeks. Sorta like salt in the wound. We’ll stick to it and figure something out. Sorry if that’s a sad tale but it’s the truth. Not begging for mercy. Just being honest. I assume many here are in a similar boat.

Have fun herding cats Robert.
Trying to see if we can prevent loosing our small ... (show quote)


Good luck to you psfls. Hopefully you can make things work. My wife and I owned a small town bakery for almost 30 years, and quite frankly I cannot imagine how we could have made it through something like this if it lasts as long as it seems it might.
Terry

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Mar 28, 2020 22:41:53   #
Mac Loc: Pittsburgh, Philadelphia now Hernando Co. Fl.
 
rehess wrote:
The music of Victory at Sea is particularly moving to me. The series was especially meaningful to me when I was a teenager {sixty years ago} so my parents bought me all three albums. One day I was playing Volume 3 on our stereo when an air-raid section started - my Grandmother thought we were really under attack!!


That's a cute story about your Grandmother. The Victory At Sea music is stirring. I was in the Navy in the 1960s so the films and stories are very interesting to me.

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Mar 28, 2020 22:56:41   #
jim quist Loc: Missouri
 
Jigsaw puzzles, reading, drive our John Deere Gator around, watching seasons of Hogans Heroes, Gilligans Island. We have a couple of thousand DVDs our kids and granddaughter who live with us are watching.

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Mar 29, 2020 00:16:56   #
JD750 Loc: SoCal
 
E.L.. Shapiro wrote:
Despite that fact that I am an old man with a gray beard that still THINKS he is still a kid and virtually indestructible, I too am following the directives of the Governments of both Canada and the United States (dual citizen) and most of all, my boss/chief operating officer/commander and drill instructor- divisional Sargent-Major- my wife! I thought things were busy, fast-paced, and time-intensive at our studio business until we decided to hunker down and address all the things we were procrastinating on- paperwork, cleaning, re-organizing stuff, throwing out the junk, etc. Besides, we live in 6 unit apartment buildings and sorta take care of the place so I've been swabbing the decks in the hallways with disinfectant, putting out the garbage, and swabbing down the mailboxes, banisters, doorbell buttons, the intercom, and all the doorknobs and handles with wipes that smell like "instant hospital"! I go to the grocery store at some ungodly hour to avoid crowds. I don't think I have sat down for more than 10 minutes in the last 10 days. And a few days ago was photograph the cat day. We are giving the cat a narcissist complex!
Despite that fact that I am an old man with a gray... (show quote)


Ed what a beautiful cat!

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Mar 29, 2020 00:18:17   #
JD750 Loc: SoCal
 
Richard I’m sorry about your wife.

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Mar 29, 2020 00:18:52   #
JD750 Loc: SoCal
 
Rehess pleae stay safe!

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Mar 29, 2020 00:21:56   #
rook2c4 Loc: Philadelphia, PA USA
 
Indoor photography!

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Mar 29, 2020 00:28:47   #
JD750 Loc: SoCal
 
Answer to Rgernadephoto, I take my camera on daily walks, as usual. I have made a photo project out of our Amaryllis and I tried focus stacking, first time, another project, with the beautiful African violets my girlfriend just bought. Mostly what I did was burn a lot of disk space and I ended up deleting most of them, but I learned some things and I’m ready to try it again. I have been removing entropy from my photo library, reorganizing things to yield a more efficient flow from camera to disk. So I have been keeping busy.

I’m giving some thought to how to capture, with images, these strange times. Empty freeways is one. Empty store shelves. Lines outside stores. What about the hospitals? We need pics. It’s dangerous. But it would serve the public good.

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Mar 29, 2020 00:30:17   #
AndyH Loc: Massachusetts and New Hampshire
 
I'm busier than ever in my "day job", which is categorized as essential. I actually have less free time than before, and I'm not doing my normal three hour commute on photogenic country roads. Taking fewer photos and not having any more time for post processing those that I do take.

This too shall pass. Eventually.

Andy

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Mar 29, 2020 00:50:52   #
Busbum Loc: 85367
 
I'm a high risk also, have been busy renovating our motorhome by day and culling photos from my 3TB HDD at night, have not watched TV since there is no Baseball... Walk the dog around the block, stay away from stores or where people are...

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Mar 29, 2020 02:12:56   #
RichardTaylor Loc: Sydney, Australia
 
E.L.. Shapiro wrote:
Thank you! And a speedy recovery for or your wife. I am sure she will feel much better at home!


Thanks.

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