Two years of Plague So in March 2020 as the first lockdown for COVID-19 began, I had an idea, a rather grandiose idea for a project at which I completely failed. I decided I'd carry a camera with me any time I went out, and chose an Olympus EE-2, which is a fixed-focus half-frame camera with automatic exposure govered by a selenium cell. No batteries, relatively compact for a camera of its time. In a half-frame camera, you get twice the number of shots to the roll of film. So I put in a roll of Ilford FP4+ black and white film. It took me until March 2022 to shoot the lot, and here's a selection of shots from the last two years. A really organised person might have carried a notebook and taken a note of each frame shot, but that's a pain, so I didn't do it. Here goes.... Social Distancing - when people still did that. Queueing for the bank. Maintain Social Distance This is not a basin That's not how you spell 'Cosy'! Tax on Hope So that's what became of...