Showing posts with label lockdown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lockdown. Show all posts
Saturday, June 27, 2020
Pinhole views of Cambridge
Armed with my third (and final) version of a pinhole 'lens' I had a walk round Cambridge in the bright sunlight yesterday morning. We were surprised how empty Cambridge still is despite free the inevitable long exposure time makes including people a bit hit and miss! I do like the old degraded celluloid look of the images and the lens is ultralightweight.
Wednesday, May 27, 2020
Cambridge Lockdown Images
Yesterday we made the short drive into Cambridge to take our 'exercise' as permitted and to record how the city looks in this interim period of Lockdown with some food shops and Market stalls open and large amounts of repair and construction work in progress but very few other people so it was easy to maintain social distancing.
(Because I make a diary book from my blog each year, I am including a brief summary of the progress dates and stages for future reading when, hopefully, this will all be over and details begin to fade. As a result of growing number of cases and deaths from Covid19, on March 16, people had been told to avoid all non-essential contact with others and four days later, on March 20, all bars, pubs, cafes and restaurants were closed. Subsequently all schools and childcare facilities, except for the children of key workers, were closed. March 23rd Lockdown began and people were not be able to leave their home without one of four key reasons: shopping for food and other necessities; to exercise alone or with someone from the same household (only to happen once per day); for medical issues, including providing care to others; and to travel to and from work. From May 13th the rules relaxed somewhat: people who aren't able to work from home should be looking to return to work (not in the hospitality sector) and people can take "unlimited" amounts of exercise and drive further to exercise. From June 1, outdoor markets and car showrooms will be allowed to reopen in England. In addition to this non-essential retailers will be allowed to re-open from June 15.)
(Because I make a diary book from my blog each year, I am including a brief summary of the progress dates and stages for future reading when, hopefully, this will all be over and details begin to fade. As a result of growing number of cases and deaths from Covid19, on March 16, people had been told to avoid all non-essential contact with others and four days later, on March 20, all bars, pubs, cafes and restaurants were closed. Subsequently all schools and childcare facilities, except for the children of key workers, were closed. March 23rd Lockdown began and people were not be able to leave their home without one of four key reasons: shopping for food and other necessities; to exercise alone or with someone from the same household (only to happen once per day); for medical issues, including providing care to others; and to travel to and from work. From May 13th the rules relaxed somewhat: people who aren't able to work from home should be looking to return to work (not in the hospitality sector) and people can take "unlimited" amounts of exercise and drive further to exercise. From June 1, outdoor markets and car showrooms will be allowed to reopen in England. In addition to this non-essential retailers will be allowed to re-open from June 15.)
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