2021: The last few months in review (vol i)

2021 isn’t really what it was supposed to be. Or maybe it was, and we were just in denial. Probably the latter. It seems as if we’ve come to accept the fate of humanity at this point, or at least the indefinite suspension of normalcy. In many ways it’s strange to discover just how quickly the exceptional can become the norm.

Below are a collection of pictures that I’ve taken in dribs and drabs over the past few months. They are mostly made up of a sharp contrast of indoors music gear and wintery scenes… which is probably a fairly accurate depiction of life during lockdown. (Not pictured: copius amounts of booze). Motivation has been low, as has material worthy of turning my lens towards. Most days I barely leave the house, never mind take a camera out. Hopefully the next instalment in this series will see a change, but I’m not holding my breath. One wonders how many more years I’ll be posting updates like this, increasingly dubious of any improvement. Living through a slow apocalypse isn’t quite how I imagined it to be.

Queen's Park frozen over

modular synth

case building

Glasgow Street

Queen's Park rubbish

french bulldog

Behringer CAT

Glasgow Street

Squarp Pyramid

Queen's Park Glasgow

modular synth

Glasgow Street

Casio PT-80

Glasgow Street

Glasgow winter

Boss SP-202

Queen's Park, Glasgow

test equipment

Queen's Park, Glasgow

SP404

Queen's Park, Glasgow

WASP Deluxe synth

snow day

Queen's Park, Glasgow

Queen's Park, Glasgow

DOG

Circuit board

cheese plate

Glasgow winter

oscilloscope

Queen's Park, Glasgow

Queen's Park, Glasgow

Building a case

Queen's Park, Glasgow

Glasgow winter

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2 thoughts on “2021: The last few months in review (vol i)

  1. I really enjoyed this set. I like pictures that give me a little glimpse into a life.

    You can see I shoot a lot at home and it’s often less about the subject and more about just arranging the lines and shapes in my frame; if the subject is interesting is for somebody else to decide. I’d definitely like to see you do more of this as it can be a nice break from trying to find something new to shoot; just find something old to shoot anew. BOOM!!! You digging that Yoda level wisdom right there? That’s free.

    Anyway, keep it coming mate.

    1. Thanks Gary! You are great at taking everyday scenes and making them interesting. I’ve definitely lost the mojo over the last lockdown period – spent more time making music instead, but I need to try break out of it, so I’ll give it a bash.

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