A Photographic Diary From the Yerevan Apt. During Our First COVID Lockdown
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✪ Note: This is a digital reprint of an essay originally published in Monochrome 1.20 — a community photography magazine by Analog.Cafe. You can read it along with 13 more authors’ works on paper, the way they were intended to be. Get your copy of Monochrome here and support our charitable cause.
☝︎Further reading: “Monochrome at Home” is a call for submissions whose participants were to be printed in Monochrome magazine’s first issue: 1.20. The topic: black-and-white film photographs, taken at home during the first weeks of the lockdowns when COVID-19 was pronounced as the pandemic.
I’m happy I took these photos. I tried my best to shoot every day. Doing something consistently feels like a meditative process. All the photos are taken during the first COVID-19 lockdown.
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