Diana Sousa Week 8

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Hello, beautiful people!

This week I was photographing and editing some photos to be able to share them on my social networks, I'm trying to create a different and creative feed with my photos, if I can do it, because it takes a lot of work and a lot of time, even though I’m quarantined, all the  school work and household chores take up my time and also because I don’t have much practice in photography, but I’m trying to improve.

So far, I've managed to gather some ideas, some are a bit crazier and some are simpler, all in shades of gray.

In addition to being a very creative week, it was also a lot of fun, it was my mum’s birthday and my brother was here and it was super nice to be able to be together at a party after everything that happened due to the Coronavirus.

So... this was my week, I hope yours was also super fun and creative. Do not forget that it is still dangerous outside, we are still in a very delicate phase, so be safe and respect all the rules!

Diana Sousa

 


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