Remember my story: COVID-19: community photographs [B 78535] • Photograph
Capri Cinema
Motivational sign at Capri Cinema, Goodwood Road. Adelaide during Covid-19 restrictions.
Capri Cinema
Motivational sign at Capri Cinema, Goodwood Road. Adelaide during Covid-19 restrictions.
Happy Isolation Easter 2020. Taitum and Henry Rogers using safe distancing to wish their friends Happy Easter
My Grandsons Taitum, aged 7, and Henry Rogers, aged 4 could not let Easter go by without delivering Easter eggs to their friends using the isolation rules.
Empty Central Market Food Court
Photo taken in February during the early days of the Corona Virus, pre-lockdown/isolation/social distancing rules. First casualty was Chinatown and Adelaide Central Market. People stopped going there to shop or eat. It was just so sad to see this.
Shaken Not Broken : small business
Shaken Not Broken: Our city's brave and clever small businesses. Thank you for getting creative and carrying on. It's inspiring AND delicious! Pictured - 0 Takeaway Negroni from Osteria Oggi, 76 Pirie Street, Adelaide.
Shaken Not Broken : small business
Shaken Not Broken: Our city's brave and clever small businesses. Thank you for getting creative and carrying on. It's inspiring AND delicious! Pictured - 0 Takeaway Negroni from Osteria Oggi, 76 Pirie Street, Adelaide.
Backyard camping
Easter Long weekend and travel restrictions in place due to Covid-19 so my wife Bev and dog Alfie did a mock bike trip to our backyard and set up our camp for the weekend. Great fuel economy and no traffic issues.
Bear Hunt
Teddy bears were displayed in people's windows during the pandemic for children to go on a bear hunt.
Campground closed
Campground closed: signage at Mt Crawford Forest, South Australia.
Takeaway coffees in parks
Takeaway coffee at Broadview Oval (11 April 2020) and Prospect Soldiers' Memorial Gardens (26 April 2020). Coffees were bought at Pane e Latte (on Regency Road) and Spargos (on Prospect Road) respectively. Met with friends / family on both occasions.
Takeaway coffees in parks
Takeaway coffee at Broadview Oval (11 April 2020) and Prospect Soldiers' Memorial Gardens (26 April 2020). Coffees were bought at Pane e Latte (on Regency Road) and Spargos (on Prospect Road) respectively. Met with friends / family on both occasions.
Coffee...take away only!
Rubbish bins overflowing with takeaway coffee cups, Walkerville.
Closure of SportF1rst (also known as Be A Sport) at Northpark Shopping Centre, Prospect
SportF1rst opened at Northpark Shopping Centre approximately September 2016. Although it sold a small range of sports apparel, it was conveniently located. SportF1rst decided to close as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. SportF1rst were a sponsor of Enfield Tennis Club (and probably other sporting clubs in the inner-northern suburbs).
Riverland Country Style Meats
Riverland butcher Country Style Meats is owned by Sue and Brett Gebhardt. It is always a pleasure to shop at their store. As their sign shows they have a good sense of humour. Riverland butcher Country Style Meats, 38 Renmark Avenue, Renmark.
Riverland Country Style Meats
Riverland butcher Country Style Meats is owned by Sue and Brett Gebhardt. It is always a pleasure to shop at their store. As their sign shows they have a good sense of humour. Riverland butcher Country Style Meats, 38 Renmark Avenue, Renmark.
Rainbow Ribbons
As a show of community solidarity we have displayed rainbow ribbons to show better things to come after the COVID storm
At the end of the Rainbow
Showing our solidarity in Everard Park
Rainbows and Bows
Making our neighbourhood in Everard Park a bright and happier place by displaying rainbow ribbons on our fences. After the storm, a rainbow appears
We Hope You're Going Ok
We wanted to say/do something to connect with neighbours and passersby while isolating at home. I run a children's art playgroup where art materials are used as a vehicle for children to play, express themselves and explore their world. We used the same ideas at home to make our sign, building up one layer at a time. We used pencils, textas, permanent markers, oil pastels, watercolour paints and tempera paint. It was both a fun/chill out activity for us as a family (2 yr old, 6 yr old and mum and dad) and also a way to feel like we were contributing something to our community and having some control amidst all the uncertainty. Photos by Charlotte Frost and Josh Moyle.
We Hope You're Going Ok
We wanted to say/do something to connect with neighbours and passersby while isolating at home. I run a children's art playgroup where art materials are used as a vehicle for children to play, express themselves and explore their world. We used the same ideas at home to make our sign, building up one layer at a time. We used pencils, textas, permanent markers, oil pastels, watercolour paints and tempera paint. It was both a fun/chill out activity for us as a family (2 yr old, 6 yr old and mum and dad) and also a way to feel like we were contributing something to our community and having some control amidst all the uncertainty. Photos by Charlotte Frost and Josh Moyle.
We Hope You're Going Ok
We wanted to say/do something to connect with neighbours and passersby while isolating at home. I run a children's art playgroup where art materials are used as a vehicle for children to play, express themselves and explore their world. We used the same ideas at home to make our sign, building up one layer at a time. We used pencils, textas, permanent markers, oil pastels, watercolour paints and tempera paint. It was both a fun/chill out activity for us as a family (2 yr old, 6 yr old and mum and dad) and also a way to feel like we were contributing something to our community and having some control amidst all the uncertainty. Photos by Charlotte Frost and Josh Moyle.
We Hope You're Going Ok
We wanted to say/do something to connect with neighbours and passersby while isolating at home. I run a children's art playgroup where art materials are used as a vehicle for children to play, express themselves and explore their world. We used the same ideas at home to make our sign, building up one layer at a time. We used pencils, textas, permanent markers, oil pastels, watercolour paints and tempera paint. It was both a fun/chill out activity for us as a family (2 yr old, 6 yr old and mum and dad) and also a way to feel like we were contributing something to our community and having some control amidst all the uncertainty. Photos by Charlotte Frost and Josh Moyle.
We Hope You're Going Ok
We wanted to say/do something to connect with neighbours and passersby while isolating at home. I run a children's art playgroup where art materials are used as a vehicle for children to play, express themselves and explore their world. We used the same ideas at home to make our sign, building up one layer at a time. We used pencils, textas, permanent markers, oil pastels, watercolour paints and tempera paint. It was both a fun/chill out activity for us as a family (2 yr old, 6 yr old and mum and dad) and also a way to feel like we were contributing something to our community and having some control amidst all the uncertainty. Photos by Charlotte Frost and Josh Moyle.
We Hope You're Going Ok
We wanted to say/do something to connect with neighbours and passersby while isolating at home. I run a children's art playgroup where art materials are used as a vehicle for children to play, express themselves and explore their world. We used the same ideas at home to make our sign, building up one layer at a time. We used pencils, textas, permanent markers, oil pastels, watercolour paints and tempera paint. It was both a fun/chill out activity for us as a family (2 yr old, 6 yr old and mum and dad) and also a way to feel like we were contributing something to our community and having some control amidst all the uncertainty. Photos by Charlotte Frost and Josh Moyle.
We Hope You're Going Ok
We wanted to say/do something to connect with neighbours and passersby while isolating at home. I run a children's art playgroup where art materials are used as a vehicle for children to play, express themselves and explore their world. We used the same ideas at home to make our sign, building up one layer at a time. We used pencils, textas, permanent markers, oil pastels, watercolour paints and tempera paint. It was both a fun/chill out activity for us as a family (2 yr old, 6 yr old and mum and dad) and also a way to feel like we were contributing something to our community and having some control amidst all the uncertainty. Photos by Charlotte Frost and Josh Moyle.
We Hope You're Going Ok
We wanted to say/do something to connect with neighbours and passersby while isolating at home. I run a children's art playgroup where art materials are used as a vehicle for children to play, express themselves and explore their world. We used the same ideas at home to make our sign, building up one layer at a time. We used pencils, textas, permanent markers, oil pastels, watercolour paints and tempera paint. It was both a fun/chill out activity for us as a family (2 yr old, 6 yr old and mum and dad) and also a way to feel like we were contributing something to our community and having some control amidst all the uncertainty. Photos by Charlotte Frost and Josh Moyle.
We Hope You're Going Ok
We wanted to say/do something to connect with neighbours and passersby while isolating at home. I run a children's art playgroup where art materials are used as a vehicle for children to play, express themselves and explore their world. We used the same ideas at home to make our sign, building up one layer at a time. We used pencils, textas, permanent markers, oil pastels, watercolour paints and tempera paint. It was both a fun/chill out activity for us as a family (2 yr old, 6 yr old and mum and dad) and also a way to feel like we were contributing something to our community and having some control amidst all the uncertainty. Photos by Charlotte Frost and Josh Moyle.
We Hope You're Going Ok
We wanted to say/do something to connect with neighbours and passersby while isolating at home. I run a children's art playgroup where art materials are used as a vehicle for children to play, express themselves and explore their world. We used the same ideas at home to make our sign, building up one layer at a time. We used pencils, textas, permanent markers, oil pastels, watercolour paints and tempera paint. It was both a fun/chill out activity for us as a family (2 yr old, 6 yr old and mum and dad) and also a way to feel like we were contributing something to our community and having some control amidst all the uncertainty. Photos by Charlotte Frost and Josh Moyle.
COVID 19 Signage
Remember my story: COVID-19 Signage at the X Convenience petrol station in Klemzig
Saturday morning traffic
Remember my story: COVID-19 Saturday traffic on the normally busy road Ascot Ave, Vale Park