With everything either closed or out of business, it feels so much more sedentary and unchanging now. The whole world is on pause and slowly turning into one big vacant place.
In town, all I see are solitary masked figures scurrying away in order to maintain proper spacing. Social distancing seems to becoming, if not easier, then at least more normal.
People seem very reluctant to engage at all. When you suddenly come upon someone they seems startled and taken aback, not exactly sure how to react in this new paradigm.
Of course that’s just for people. The world around us hasn’t even paused.
Quiet Roads & Empty Trails
Fair warning, if we live through this I’m going to hug more.
Great photos, as usual.
I’m going to hold you to your words about hugging more! Beautiful photos Bruce!
These are amazing (as always) Bruce. The mood of desolation is so powerful. Stick with black & white as long as you possibly can. 🙌🏼
This is a lovely group of photos. The clouds seem to be keeping you company.
Wonderful photos Bruce, as always. The clouds are amazing.
Loved the photos. It’s like time is standing still with all this isolation. I don’t think things will ever be back to the normal that we have all known. Something about this time seems so different but we will all adjust and carry on. Keep in touch with friends and stay true to yourself. Diane
Great pictures Bruce! Love how you use the sky to dramatize and state the absence of people.
You capture art in the most Obvious yet overlooked locations….Thank you for helping us see how amazing our home is in all these empty places
Really nice B. It’s like a little walk about where someone points out all the cool things you haven’t noticed. I don’t leave the house except to walk our own neighborhood. Be well.
Hi Bruce! I love the all of these photos! Every time I see them, I get a little bit homesick. I love being home with the family, but these pictures always remind me of why I loved living on the Peninsula. Thank you for sharing! Miss you all!
Love your black & white. The clouds make the photos.
Good stuff—I especially like Route 101, Chinook Wa. Amazing cloud formations and the tones are to die for.
Twilight Zone all the way. Better photos though.
We use to go by the Broken down house in Oysterville daily. It had been propped up on blocks. Some of the cattle used to shelter from the rain under it.
The clouds are indeed beautiful in these photos. Once again, great photos Bruce.
Thanks
Wow! Really, really great!
Miss you guys so much 🙁
H