We pass this gravel works on one of our permitted exercise outings when we stroll to the marshes a couple if miles away
I don't take DSLR out on my walks any more, photography can't really be considered exercise. Stopping to compose a shot selfishly gets in the way of others who are out on their daily exercise outing.
You have such beautiful places to walk to. I could wish to live by countryside or coast right now and not in a town centre! Enjoying it in your images. I don't think it's selfish to stop and take a photo. Many people aren't used to walking and stop to take a breath before they continue. You could consider your pictures a way to take a breath!
I take my camera every day now when out walking with Cookie dog, then I post all the shots I have managed to get on my facebook page for others who are self isolating to share something of Spring. Glad you have lovely places to walk Jackie!
I'm with the others here - take your camera with you especially whilst you are allowed to go out and about. I like the feeling of tranquility despite the fact that it's industrial.
Move too the edge or off the path. Some people walk at a slower pace than others anyway. Being outside isn't all about exercise. It's about fresh air, meditation, nature. Besides, the other people have just as much responsibility to stay away from you as you do them. Take your camera.
Lovely view, btw.
I'm sure most people would understand if you take a quick photo - maybe no tripod?? LOL
Being able to take some photos to play with later must be considered as mental exercise.. :)
Lovely view, btw.
Being able to take some photos to play with later must be considered as mental exercise.. :)