Artist Anna Wacker is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. From the series ‘Art in the Ship Graveyard’. To see Anna’s body of work, click on any photograph. Run Before The Wind Cape Horn Fever Old Salt Corsair Pirate One can find the most fascinating…
Vibrant Ship Graveyard — Edge of Humanity Magazine
Minimalist Street Photographer Selaru Ovidiu is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. To see Selaru’s body of work, click on any photograph. All images © Selaru Ovidiu See also: Abstract Portfolio By Selaru Ovidiu Edge of…
Minimalist Street Photography | London — Edge of Humanity Magazine
In these days because of the Covid pandemic and the restrictions in movement you may find yourself unable, or unwilling, to venture out and take new images. Now is a good time to gather your previous years of images and look for images that you may not have worked on before or need to be redone.
Too this end I have rediscoved images that I had forgotten about or just wanted to have another go at processing them differently. I have many 100’s of thousands of images that I feel deserved to be looked over again and now have the time to do it because of Covid.
When I scour my images I try to find images that I may have overlooked in my initial high grading and use them as a basis for tracking other images down. I have about 7TB of images stored and there are many that have never been really looked at (or printed).
The Covid 19 pandemic has almost brought the world to a standstill. For many people in the world they are suffering lockdowns and economic deprivation. Business is disappearing as people cannot see the end to the pandemic.
Cambodia is also suffering, but due to the quick and timely reaction of the Cambodia government, has suffered few Covid infections. The economy is suffering and the people who relie on that economy (textiles, shoe making and tourism) are suffering also.
Once thriving businesses have closed, some believe permanently, hotels with no customers are left deserted, 70+% of the factory workers find themselves unemployed with no social systems to fall back on, many have returned, I am told, to their old homes in the provinces.
Large meetings or gatherings, such as parties or religious gatherings, are banned until September 2020.
People can still travel to and from Cambodia but must adhere to the restrictions laid down by the Cambodian government.
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/cambodia/entry-requirements
We must wait and see how things will develop over time but I fear recovery will be slow and difficult as Cambodia is affected by the International situation re Covid 19.
