Covid Photo Projects #1: A photo a day...

As COVID-19 continues its march through our global population, I thought I'd try to lighten the mood by suggesting a series of photographic projects that you can achieve without leaving your home.

One photo every day
Years ago National Geographic ran a story about a man who moved to a remote part of the country in, Canada, I think it was. What I particularly remember about the article was that to keep himself busy, he challenged himself to make one good photo every day, rain or shine. From memory most of the images were taken in snow, so I guess he went bush in winter. The images were, mostly, very beautiful.

My idea is to try the same thing at home: to try and shoot an interesting picture every day for a week. Or longer, if enthusiasm keeps up. 
The rules: 
- Use a camera or a smartphone
- Any lens
- Any subject
- Any amount of post-processing is also permitted.

Consider good exposure, composition, unusual angles and different points of view...

Four 'plague' ships and two freighters moored off the coast of Wollongong. Don't know whether these cruise ships were full or empty but in the light of current affairs, it felt a bit creepy to see these vessels bunched off-shore like this. Not a particularly artistic shot, but one that contains strong topical content...