 We're in a very unique time in our world right now, with many countries, states and cities being forced into quarantine due to a serious virus. As a photographer who is on the go most of the time, it's a bit of an adjustment. So far, the two parks I go to for photographing my wildlife on a regular basis are still open. But what if they close? Then what? I asked myself what will I photograph if I am truly ordered to "stay at home" completely? After looking through my online gallery of over 3,000 images, I came up with some ideas. And today, I'm sharing them with you, just in case you're under a stay at home order as well. There are plenty of things you can still photograph while stuck at home! 14 Things To Photograph While Quarantined Books & antique items you may have around your home  Your children, grandchildren, or your neighbors children as they play in their yard  Collectibles from your travels  Flowers in your yard or outdoor spaces  Fresh food items you buy  Jewelry items  Kitchen utensils  People walking their dogs  Yummy recipes you make  Birds who visit and perch nearby  Wildlife in your yard  China pieces  Your pets  Your neighbors pets This really is a short list - I'm sure you guys can come up with many other things! :) And of course, you can always use your time to create new art from your photos. Here at The Daily Texture, I offer you tons of resources to do just that.
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