Isolation #8

Posted on 26 Mar 2020 by Laura Bloomsbury

A stop off somewhere on the empty roads of new Zealands’s South Island. With stupendous views it is easy to forget to look down – to the simple vignettes of rock and wildflower. A lovely study of isolation! [more from New Zealand on my other blog HERE]

For as long as I'm well, am posting a pic a day to enhance these Covid-19 times of isolation and lockdown

Category: PhotographyTags: Covid-19, lockdown, new zealand, plant, rocks, wildflower

5 Comments on “Isolation #8”

Heyjude
26 Mar 2020

I am very careful these days to look down and up and even turn around in case something I have passed by turns out to be something I should take a photo of. Looking down also has the advantage of not tripping over 😉

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- Laura Bloomsbury
  26 Mar 2020
  
  ha -ha! watching my step too these days
  
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marina kanavaki
26 Mar 2020

I’m very very fond of those little vignettes… pockets of beauty!

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- Laura Bloomsbury
  26 Mar 2020
  
  exactly – understated beauty too
  
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  - marina kanavaki
    27 Mar 2020
    
    Oh, yes! 🙂
    
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