"Loneliness in quarantine" is not really about loneliness and not about sitting at home, although it is very necessary.It is more about unity in our heads to support those who cannot cope on their own, those who are left alone with their thoughts.
At first, I also tried to stay at home: doing morning exercises, watching movies and online courses, and finally it was time to finish reading Susan Sontag's book "On Photography". When I came across the phrase: "The urge to have new experiences is translated into the urge to take photographs: experience seeking a crisis-proof form..", I realized that I couldn't cope with this new experience of living in quarantine. I don't like to talk about what's going on in my head, so the easiest way for me to tell something is to set an example for other people. All my emotions, thoughts, what was missing or was too much - it's all in the photo. So I picked up a camera, a backpack, a mask, gloves and a disinfectant and went outside.
to be continued...
