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Over the course of quarantine my style of photography hasn't really changed all that much. Taking photos is always something I have done by myself. It is something that I can be alone with my thoughts and enjoy an activity. This allows me to still social distance while taking photos. I usually walk alone when I take photographs so I felt right at home. I think it actually helped me take photos because of the lack of people around I felt like I have more opportunity to go to places that are normally full of people and can be difficult to take photographs in.

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  1. Toni MorrisMay 16, 2020 at 3:51:00 AM EDT

    Hi Carter! I really like the photo of the chess board with the light in the corner! The angle of the photos look like there is a lot of thought put into them as well. I know what you mean with going on walks I have been going on more recently and taking your camera with you to take photos of what you see is so relaxing and is such a good time to see the beauty of creation!

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