You may recall that I embarked on a photograph a day project just a week ago when travel to local places by car was still a possibility. On the first day of Week 2 of my work this freedom was removed in the fight against Coronavirus. So, adapting to new challenges I decided to restrict my image making to those scenes I could capture from the garden of my house on the Isle of Skye. These images, like last week, are intended to capture a moment in time in a period of fear and uncertainty. As the project develops I intend to work on a particular theme each week. So this week is really about rephotography of the same view over time, on different days, at different times and inevitably with different weather conditions. I decided to produce my images in colour to better convey the changing light and colours in Broadford Bay.
Week 2 - Day 1 - Monday 23 March
Unlike the weather further south, on Skye the weather was typically wet and cloudy as the week began. I always find landscape work difficult in such conditions but this is a record of a period of time so it is important to catch each day as faithfully as I can. I caught a moment when the skies brightened but the surf on the sea is clear to see.

Image a Day Project - Day 8 - Alison Price, March 2020
Week 2 - Day 2 - Tuesday 24 March
Any inspiration and creativity was in short supply today as I stared out on a very dismal view of Broadford Bay.

Image a Day Project - Day 9 - Alison Price, March 2020
Week 2 - Day 3 - Wednesday 25 March
Day 3 brought some respite from the rain and grey skies and the sea was like a millpond as the daylight faded. Just as the sun was setting, my husband alerted me to the beautiful light and tranquil scene.

Image a Day Project - Day 10 - Alison Price, March 2020
Week 2 - Day 4 - Thursday 26 March
I woke up early on Day 4, unable to sleep because of the increasing uncertainty around Coronavirus. I realised that the whole Bay was enveloped in mist. The geese had taken up residence on the beach outside and between their loud calls they drifted across the water, providing a focal point for an otherwise motionless scene.

Image a Day Project - Day 11 - Alison Price, March 2020
Week 2 - Day 5 - Friday 27 March
I set my alarm to capture any misty scenes that might greet me on Day 5 but the skies were clear. A muted colour palette sunrise as I gazed across the water to Waterloo.

Image a Day Project - Day 12 - Alison Price, March 2020
Week 2 - Day 6 - Saturday 28 March
Day 6 was another dull and bitterly cold day, and with a dearth of images I put all my hopes on the sunset. I decided to include some of the immediate shoreline to give a slightly different perspective.

Image a Day Project - Day 13 - Alison Price, March 2020
Week 2 - Day 7 - Sunday 29 March
And the final day. The image I have chosen is a nod to the challenge I have set myself next week. Given the current restrictions on movement I have decided to go back to what I know best and photographs the birds on the shoreline in front of our house. I am hopeful I can capture oystercatchers, geese, curlew and heron.

Image a Day Project - Day 14 - Alison Price, March 2020

Alison Price
My name is Alison Price and for the past ten years I have travelled the world photographing wildlife, including Alaska, Antarctica, Borneo, Botswana, the Canadian Arctic, Kenya, Rwanda, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
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