Keeping a safe distance, a photo from Aquitaine, West

Photographer's Note

One rule to avoid to get the coronavirus is to have at least a 1 meter distance with other people. This situation occurs when you go shopping and wait outside because there are also rules for the quantity of persons to be in the shop. Here the rule is fully applied. The arrow on the road seems to indicate the way to reach the beginning of the queue.
In WS other good and bad situations

ikeharel, ikeharel, holmertz, pajaran, johnjmoe, PaulVDV, mcmtanyel has marked this note useful

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holmertz (103510) 2020-03-27 2:49

Hello Claude,
Although I like both WS better as photos generally, this one is the strongest symbol of the time we are living in. I guess we all wish that this kind of view will soon disappear and never return.
Regards,
Gert

abmdsudi (95869) 2020-03-27 9:05

Hi Claude
Keep safe distance!
It certainly is a changing world right now, a view like this is common. Great that you have included those in red and blue to give an extra boost of colour separator. You letter box framing is just appropriate. A very fruitful street shot and definitely meaningful with great message, hope everyone can stay safe and well.....
Best regards

emka (158644) 2020-03-27 20:29

Hello Claude, Good reportage of street life in corona times. It would be amusing if it wasn't so tragic. I am scared.
Well observed and presented.
Best regards MAlgo

ifege (49223) 2020-03-27 23:59

Hi Claude
A good queuing photo.
It is interesting that you say 1 metre apart whilst we've been told 1.5 metres and I saw that somewhere else was working on 2 metres.
cheers
Ian

PaulVDV (63402) 2020-03-28 2:59

Hello Claude,
All three photos show the contemporary problems well. A world problem in the meantime.
However, the obligation to keep a safe distance is not always followed by everyone.
Best regards, Paul

mcmtanyel (69063) 2020-03-28 21:36

Hello Claude,
Three nice snapshots of life during the CV-19 pandemic. Europe seems to have stricter rules than the US. We do not have rules for the number of people in a grocery store. 👍🏻👍🏻
Regards,
MT
PS. I shared your photo on fb for those American friends who are already complaining about the restrictions we have here.