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Isolation portraits

I grew up around cameras and have always loved photography. Being a bit of an introvert, my camera would do the talking for me! I used to shoot a lot of architecture, and always tried to avoid portraiture, because it involves interacting face-to-face with people I do not know.

And then COVID-19 turned everyone’s world upside down. Suddenly, I could not go out

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