This week, you guys May to own heard, it was a year since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic, a full year that affected our daily lives in the United States. As we face the birthday and what it means, people are looking forward to spending more time outside with loved ones as spring arrives and more shots. We looked back on a year of coronavirus pandemic and saw how emotional an roller coaster was. National Geographic asked photographers around the world to share their reflections. Celeste sloman He photographed a community in New Mexico, whose teens had mental health problems and experienced an increase in suicide attempts, after a year of being isolated from their peers.
Tara Wray captured a year of uncertainty with his family with his camera while Harry Borden he has a new book on what it means to be a single parent. For one last look at winter, please enjoy Elena Anosovaphotographs of people on the ice of the famous Lake Baikal in Russia. Photographer Pilar Olivares told the story of Brazilian women facing the violence of close intimate partners, and Spray Naqvi he learned to love his city again by photographing it this past year.
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