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It was not only the Corona-crisis, the quarantine and the light lock-down as it is here in Belgium, when I decided that I needed an own challenge to stick on and keep on going during difficult times. I’m not a photographer, just a creative engineer with artistic hobbies, sometimes inspired by the nature (https://earthstoriesblog.wordpress.com/). On holidays in far-away and close-by places or whenever possible I make (thousands of) amateurs photos of nature, since the nature’s perfection and beauty in every detail is really amazing and it fascinates me.
Even a small house and/or garden like ours can be a place to (re)discover the beauty of tiny, small and perfect things and beings in challenging times.
So, why not counteracting the crisis with nature (inspired) beauty and make a photo-collage each day to send to friends and support them and myself during these challenging times? And why not making the photo’s with an iPhone and some attached lenses, instead of professional camera’s?
19 March 2020 – Already a lot of colors in the garden
20 March 2020 – A green day with clear skies
21 march 2020 – Not such a sunny day, but still some sunshine
22 March 2020 – Some more sun and blue skies today
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23 March 2020 – Sunny photos
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24 March 2020 – More close-ups; I decided to put them on FB with text ‘My own challenge… rediscover the small things 🐝and enjoy making photos every sunny day in my little garden! Of almost every plant, bird, animal and insect…
25 March 2020 – The last sun rays of today
26 March 2020 – A cold day: Self-made Play-art (playing with clay colors and shapes) and other nature-inspired ceramics is back in the living-room from the attic
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27 March 2020 – It is a cold, grey and rainy day. I’ve found some stingy green inspiration inside my house
28 March 2020 – The weather is getting better and the flowers more beautiful
29 March 2020 – Too cold outside, but flower photo-challenge indoor with gracious orchid is also fine
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30 March 2020 – Today is really cold and so much wind… just a bit of sun at the lunch break, enough for the photos of today.
31 March 2020 – I do not feel like going out; the photo-challenge of today: flowers of a different type… metal, fabric, porcelain, glass and paper…
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1 April 2020 – The flower photo challenge of today: sometimes I cannot believe that I’ve done a lot of these myself; some are made by my mother. All are made with patience, good eyes and love/passion…
2 April 2020 – Looking forward for the summer fruits… will each flower become a cherry, raspberry or plum?
3 April 2020 – I’ve discovered some more beautiful tiny things in my garden…
4 April 2020 – Despite the difficult times, still going on with my own photo challenge…
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5 April 2020 – Yesterday it was a sunny and warm day… plenty of tiny and large ladybugs. Do not mistake them… they look innocent and small, but they are hunters looking for prey.
6 April 2020 – Is this how a fish sees the flowers? Super fisheye lens perspective on a sunny day. Funny photos!
7 April 2020 – Dreaming of becoming butterflies… just eating and growing and crawling quite slowly… but soon they will fly as light as the air, as free as a bird with their new wings…
Vėjūnė is a community manager who helps artists all over the world introduce their artwork to Bored Panda readers and in that way, become more popular. Since she was always fascinated by the art world, she studied Culture Management and Cultural Policy at Vilnius Academy of Arts where she expanded her knowledge about it. Now she's using all this knowledge to showcase its beauty and help others dive into the fascinating world of art.
Vėjūnė is a community manager who helps artists all over the world introduce their artwork to Bored Panda readers and in that way, become more popular. Since she was always fascinated by the art world, she studied Culture Management and Cultural Policy at Vilnius Academy of Arts where she expanded her knowledge about it. Now she's using all this knowledge to showcase its beauty and help others dive into the fascinating world of art.
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