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16 Quarantine Portraits That I Took With A Drone To Show Everyone That It Can Be Fun
I took my drone and photographed people in their homes through their windows and on their terraces. It's a 100% zero-human-contact way to see how people are going crazy during quarantine isolation times.
When Lithuania went under quarantine, all my photography jobs in advertising were canceled, events postponed or canceled, and I was sitting without any job and thinking, "what the heck is going on and how can I solve this puzzle?" Eventually, I knew that I needed to take some interesting photos, but this social distance thing was a tricky thing. At first, I thought of offering to shoot people with a telephoto lens, but then I remembered I use a drone in my wedding photography and drone photography is a totally zero-human-contact way to capture things. I shot a few of my friends, the photo ideas gained a lot of likes, and the project took off.
I started this photo series to give people a chance to brighten their day in this negative corona information environment. I believe that these funny photos remind everyone that sitting quarantined at home can be fun too. And, of course, to remind everybody that you need to keep your social distance during these times.
Update: All of these hilarious photos were taken with consent and I have permission from these interesting people to share their images.
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Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 4 years ago
Did aliens bring covid 19 and I missed it or what? Is that why they are wearing aluminum hats?
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Miraculous Ladybug Fan Ladyblog lover 4 years ago
This would be good, plus they have the most important supply-puppy!
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Crystal galvan mendez 4 years ago
Has anyone else noticed that every single family has exactly 2 children?
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Karin Gibson 4 years ago
OMG the brickwork.....They need to step slowly away and call for a specialist to fix it before the window falls out along with them.
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Stille20 4 years ago
I though these were going to be creepy, but the people are all hamming it up. Fun.
2WheelTravlr 4 years ago
I agree, I almost didn't click through because it sounded weird and uncomfortable, but these are fantastically fun portraits.
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Eunice Probert 4 years ago
It's lovely to see how people are embracing their silly side. And good for you for using a drone, instead of thinking it's "cool" to walk around deserted streets, like some idiot pandas are doing.
comboplush 4 years ago
What's the problem with walking the streets? As long as you're keeping your distance, walks are still permitted and encouraged! How else should people in cities get their daily fresh air and movement?
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What Does The Fugly Say 4 years ago
Really great idea. Wonderful photos. And I love the picture of the soldiers chilling on the patio!
blubfisher 4 years ago
Am I the only one who thinks this is kind of creepy? If a random drone flew up and started taking pictures of me my first instinct would not be to pose and smile.
Koalamonster 4 years ago
They might know him. Or he might've just posted online what he was doing. The outfits in some imply that they knew they'd be having pictures taken
Load More Replies... Koalamonster 4 years ago
I think it's interesting to see the difference in how people decided to get ready for this. Some people picking out outfits and poses and getting full on ready, where others seem to just be living their lives and wearing what they'd be wearing anyway. Specifically the ones in robes just getting their food ready. Love it.
Jo Choto 4 years ago
Everyone looks so happy to have a camera drone fly past their window. I think I would freak out!
Cori 4 years ago
My brother, his wife and their 2 kids (2 & 6) live in a tiny two bedroom apartment in St. Louis. Sister-in-law is a major extrovert. They're both trying to work from home, entertain their toddler and homeschool their 6 year old all in that incredibly small apartment. I honestly don't know how they do it. I have 2 kids around the same age, but we live in a house on a 40 acre farm. Tomorrow we're going to go on a nature walk in the pasture with the baby goat. Can't really do that in an apartment complex in a big city. I'd run out of ideas and patience within days.
comboplush 4 years ago
It all depends on what you are used to. Friends of mine with kids are just trying to get out into nature as well, going for walks or driving into the forests with their two little ones. We live in Berlin, but you can drive out a bit if you have a car (which they luckily do).
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Nea 4 years ago
Ironically, many people are getting to live a happy life among people they love. Silver linings
Spikey Bunny 4 years ago
Excellent outlook! Thanks for the reminder. Stay Well!
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2WheelTravlr 4 years ago
Everyone in the photos asked to be photographed, it wasn't some random strangers.
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Victoria Swift 4 years ago
Bleh. I was hoping for normal moments captured. Not a well coordinated social media stunt. It kind of defeats the purpose. So a bunch of people coordinated costumes and stood at their windows with cheesy props to pose for you...
JessG 4 years ago
How do these people have time to pose? Like, you see a drone fly by, then you quickly run out and pose?
adasvasiliauskas (Post author) 4 years ago
I'm flying the drone - the photographer :)
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2WheelTravlr 4 years ago
The words in the article, read them. (these people asked to be photographed).
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Matthew Smith 4 years ago
C19 has really brought out the silly side of people and it's brilliant, this is how to handle a crisis.
Alan Batham 4 years ago
Hmmm I'm not comfortable with this at all, peering through people's windows with a drone is very uncool!
2WheelTravlr 4 years ago
Read the text, the photographer had permission, these people obviously are ready and very willing to have their picture taken.
Load More Replies... Stille20 4 years ago
I though these were going to be creepy, but the people are all hamming it up. Fun.
2WheelTravlr 4 years ago
I agree, I almost didn't click through because it sounded weird and uncomfortable, but these are fantastically fun portraits.
Load More Replies... Eunice Probert 4 years ago
It's lovely to see how people are embracing their silly side. And good for you for using a drone, instead of thinking it's "cool" to walk around deserted streets, like some idiot pandas are doing.
comboplush 4 years ago
What's the problem with walking the streets? As long as you're keeping your distance, walks are still permitted and encouraged! How else should people in cities get their daily fresh air and movement?
Load More Replies... What Does The Fugly Say 4 years ago
Really great idea. Wonderful photos. And I love the picture of the soldiers chilling on the patio!
blubfisher 4 years ago
Am I the only one who thinks this is kind of creepy? If a random drone flew up and started taking pictures of me my first instinct would not be to pose and smile.
Koalamonster 4 years ago
They might know him. Or he might've just posted online what he was doing. The outfits in some imply that they knew they'd be having pictures taken
Load More Replies... Koalamonster 4 years ago
I think it's interesting to see the difference in how people decided to get ready for this. Some people picking out outfits and poses and getting full on ready, where others seem to just be living their lives and wearing what they'd be wearing anyway. Specifically the ones in robes just getting their food ready. Love it.
Jo Choto 4 years ago
Everyone looks so happy to have a camera drone fly past their window. I think I would freak out!
Cori 4 years ago
My brother, his wife and their 2 kids (2 & 6) live in a tiny two bedroom apartment in St. Louis. Sister-in-law is a major extrovert. They're both trying to work from home, entertain their toddler and homeschool their 6 year old all in that incredibly small apartment. I honestly don't know how they do it. I have 2 kids around the same age, but we live in a house on a 40 acre farm. Tomorrow we're going to go on a nature walk in the pasture with the baby goat. Can't really do that in an apartment complex in a big city. I'd run out of ideas and patience within days.
comboplush 4 years ago
It all depends on what you are used to. Friends of mine with kids are just trying to get out into nature as well, going for walks or driving into the forests with their two little ones. We live in Berlin, but you can drive out a bit if you have a car (which they luckily do).
Load More Replies... Nea 4 years ago
Ironically, many people are getting to live a happy life among people they love. Silver linings
Spikey Bunny 4 years ago
Excellent outlook! Thanks for the reminder. Stay Well!
Load More Replies... 2WheelTravlr 4 years ago
Everyone in the photos asked to be photographed, it wasn't some random strangers.
Load More Replies... Victoria Swift 4 years ago
Bleh. I was hoping for normal moments captured. Not a well coordinated social media stunt. It kind of defeats the purpose. So a bunch of people coordinated costumes and stood at their windows with cheesy props to pose for you...
JessG 4 years ago
How do these people have time to pose? Like, you see a drone fly by, then you quickly run out and pose?
adasvasiliauskas (Post author) 4 years ago
I'm flying the drone - the photographer :)
Load More Replies... 2WheelTravlr 4 years ago
The words in the article, read them. (these people asked to be photographed).
Load More Replies... Matthew Smith 4 years ago
C19 has really brought out the silly side of people and it's brilliant, this is how to handle a crisis.
Alan Batham 4 years ago
Hmmm I'm not comfortable with this at all, peering through people's windows with a drone is very uncool!
2WheelTravlr 4 years ago
Read the text, the photographer had permission, these people obviously are ready and very willing to have their picture taken.
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