New from Isolation
- William Steel
- Sep 15, 2020
- 1 min read
With South Africa's borders still closed, and the Corona virus still a large part of everyone's life, I have tried to limit my movement as much as possible. The last 8/9 years of my life I have had a rather nomadic lifestyle, as a result this last 6 months have been the longest I have ever stayed in one country, never mind in one town.
As a result I have had to focus much more of my time photographing wildlife around my home. I'm loving trying to capture new and interesting images of "mundane" subjects, often by using architecture to emphasis composition.
Here are a few of my favourite images taken within 1km of my home in the Western Cape, I hope you enjoy!
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