For eight high school photographers, living during the time of Covid-19 is disruptive, frightening and way beyond the normal. High school is virtual. Friends are scarce. Life is weird.
But for this same group, the pandemic also offered a unique opportunity – the chance to share their view of the world as it is right now, at this particular moment.
ENN is proud to share of the work of our photo staff and their images of the Pandemic As They See It. Click on each gallery for the work of each photographer.
ENN photographers participating included Bekah Disney, Keagan Blakley, Alexis Adams, Noah Lewis, Chris Rabourn, Hannah Rose, Vanessa Williams, Maddie Buchanan and Nathan Ritter.
Bekah Disney
Keagan Blakley
Alexis Adams
Vanessa Williams
Hannah Rose
Hannah Rose and her family recently visited Incredible Pizza. There, she photographed her father. Hannah also created a photo illustration about the use of masks and hand sanitizer and photographed her visit to the doctor’s office. For Hannah, life with Covid means lots of masks.
Noah Lewis
Noah Lewis’ images show just how visual the Covid pandemic has become. From displays in convenience stores to signage on windows, Noah’s photos show just how Oklahomas are communicating in 2020.
Chris Rabourn
Nathan Ritter
Maddie Buchanan
Yesterday I went with my family and played Pokémon go and spent some time outside. I went to a park that is normally crowded. Ever since the pandemic happened the park has not been as busy. The park may not have been crowded but there was still enough people there to know that they were playing Pokémon. One thing I noticed was even though some people refuse to leave their house. People still came to enjoy community day even if they were alone or at home.