In our tenth and final instalment of this series, our photographers share one last image created as lockdown measures lift and protests erupt on the streets of London
As part of our #CultureIsNotCancelled campaign – which seeks to champion creativity in this age of social distancing – we have been running a new series titled The Self-Isolation Photographic Diaries, where a selection of photographers to send us an image each week, resulting a unique documentation of life in lockdown.
Douglas Irvine
“Happier times are coming?”
Photography by Eddie Whelan
Eddie Whelan
“It’s time for new leaders.”
Photography by Alexandra Leese
Alexandra Leese
“Blooms in darkness.”
Photography by Kuba Ryniewicz
Kuba Ryniewicz
“Self-less portrait as a shadow on red T-shirt, Newcastle 2020.”
Photography by Lorena Lohr
Lorena Lohr
“A friend gave me some maraschino cocktail cherries earlier this week. Red cocktail cherries are one of those evocative symbols you see repeated in all kinds of places, a means of introducing mythology to everyday life in some small way. I think that in this time, smaller details have become more heightened, more sacred even.”
