James Shackleton's Photoblog
This field, is next to the parkland where I walk every morning. As you can see, it is used as pasture land. It is tempting to think of landscapes as unchanging, but there is quite a rapid turnover in livestock and I am sure that if I see them again next week, there will be different animals there.
I don’t know how it is where you live, but here, since the start of lockdown, it feels like most days merge into each other fairly seamlessly. Or atleast that is how they feel.
Another morning walk picture. How has being in lockdown affected you? What do you do differently to before?
I was going to write that I get up earlier, but that’s not true. I used to get up at 5am before, but then it was because I had to get ready for work, where as now, I get up early to avoid people during my walk. I can’t believe how much I do to try to avoid other people.When this pandemic has passed, I wonder how quickly we will settle into being around eachother again?
A preCovid-19 picture, from January this year. This is a picture of the roof of my car. I think I was walking to the station, when I saw these frost patterns on the roof – so I took a picture. The patterns in the ice make me think of feathers, why they have formed like this, I have no clue.
