Recently in Wales we had what they called a “Firebreak” lockdown where there were restrictions on where we could go, what shops were open and what places we could visit. I took advantage of this to try and be creative with some photography, so my goal was to take a photo a day.
I managed 15 photographs from the 17 days that we were locked down. Sometimes I just had to force myself to take them, sometimes they came naturally. These photos are not meant to be particularly awesome in any way, but I think I managed to grab one or two that interest me.
Images were edited in a mobile phone app called “Koda”, which has many filters for old cameras, plus effects and other such things. I used it just to use something different.
Here are my 15 photos from Wales’ Lockdown, October/November 2020.
A variety of photographs, taking any opportunities I could to get the photograph. It’s surprising how hard it can be if you loose your mojo because of circumstances.
Looking at the images after I have put this together, I quite like a number of them a lot more than I thought, plus I quite like the editing style. Let me know what you think!
— Hopefully that’s the last of the lockdowns, but you never know! If you enjoyed what you have seen, please like, comment and subscribe to my blog. Thank you all very much for your time.
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Gas station, halloween, broom by the puddle and banana shots are fire! 👌
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Thanks, I particularly like the station, that was taken while driving past it at around 40mph just pointing the camera and shooting off a few shots!
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Me too, this what I’ve been doing lately, shooting while on the bus to and from work.
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My favorites are: hydrangea & the Thinking boy, they are all fantastic and I love the vintage filter. Thanks for the idea❣️📸
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Thank you, my boys make great models!
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