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Here in New Zealand we are in Level 4 which means we are to stay at home and only go out for exercise in our immediate neighbourhood. All Cafes, takeaways, bars and other businesses which our government has deemed to be non-essential are closed. Essential businesses or front line as they are referred to as well have restructured their businesses to enable them to keep supplying those they need to. The majority of us Kiwis are home waiting out the time for this Delta variant to peak and then hopefully be able to return to work and what else comes our way. This project for To View More >>
This entry was posted in Uncategorized, Landscapes, New Zealand - My Homeland, Nature by Joanne Marshall | Leave a Comment

A lot of things are happening in my personal life right now, each one impacting the next. Never would I have thought of it happening like it has. As a result I have turned and channelled my thoughts and processes into my art. Crossing back and forth between drawing with a fine art pen and then exploring the world of abstract art in Painting, Graffiti, listening to podcasts of short stories, and right back to photography looking and creating natural abstracts. Going for a wander, with camera in hand, during our current National Lockdown in my local community, To View More >>
This entry was posted in Uncategorized, The Art of Storytelling , Nature by Joanne Marshall | Leave a Comment

It is so true that as we grow up our viewpoints on life change. These changes maybe because of external factors like being influenced by peers, family, new experiences. We can also change by internal factors with feelings and emotions that make us look at the same event, moment in time differently. It could be a teenager looking back on younger childhood moments and recalling them but not really understanding them so the memory is more about emotions than the facts. It could be an adult remembering their favourite place or food they tasted for the first time and how it left To View More >>
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