The coronavirus pandemic has completely changed our way of life, the way we work, and the ways we relax. It’s also given quite a few of us the time to try out new hobbies and get back into old ones.
For creatives, the stay-at-home orders can be a blessing in disguise to revisit and practice different forms of art.
“Erin Outdoors,” A.K.A. Erin Sullivan, is a travel writer and photographer who aims to “communicate the wonder of this Earth and to inspire connection so that ultimately, we might take our as stewards a bit more thoughtfully.”
In her career as a nature guide, she has learned how to problem solve on the spot, even in challenging situations.
Given these circumstances, she has found a creative way to continue making art under quarantine. She has recreated the beauty and majesty of nature using only household items like food, bed sheets, and a cleverly placed paper bag.
“As a travel photographer, I spend a lot of my time outdoors and photographing interesting places around the world. When our stay at home order went into effect last month, I wanted to challenge myself to stay creative in my craft without leaving my house,” she said.
The results are breathtaking.