On March 22, NY Governor announced "New York State on pause" executive order, and since then all New Yorkers have begun to live under a "new normal" lifestyle with a mask, social distancing, and constant disinfecting. I’ve been living in the city that never sleeps for many years, so to see it go into sleep mode for the first time is a surreal experience. Therefore, I decided to take my camera and drive around the city and post one photo per day on my IG to document the changes in the NY lifestyle under the COVID-19 impact through my lens.
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Upper East Side
Monday Blues
Ghost Town
Astoria
Need Some Fresh Air
Parking Lots Under The Bridge
Time Square
Off He Goes
Happy Easter
Family Outing COVID-19 Style
China Town
New York Public Library
Long Island City
When Walking The Dog Becomes A Luxury Adventure
Social Distancing
COVID-19 Fashion
Central Park
Willamsburg
Union Square
Willamsburg
Soho
Upper East Side
Sun, Coffee, Love, Laughter, COVID-19 Style
Sunnyside
Sorry Buddy, The Playground Is Closed
Long Island City
Harlem
Greenpoint
Williamsburg
How Are You Doing?
Weekend Shopping COVID-19 Style
New Equipment For Fighting COVID-19
Midtown
Roosevelt Island
Roosevelt Island
Guardian
Brooklyn Navy Yard
East Village
Long Island City
Central Park
Girls' Time
Banking
Going Into The Weekend Like
Family Outing COVID-19 Style
Empty Shelves
Greenpoint
Chatting In COVID-19 Style
Gotta Have Pizza
New Yorker here, it's just as eerie as the pictures make it seem. Most nights before this, I would fall asleep to the sounds of drunk college kids and cars outside my window, and I didn't even think twice about it. Now it's somewhat scary to hear silence for some of the first times in my life.
Agree. For me is the sound of sirens. It used to be part of the ambience sound of the city, but now it sounds scary and sad.
Load More Replies...I did something like this 4 weeks ago, though not with a professional camera, and half my pics are of crowded public areas without social distancing in Manhattan
i know. But I found out it really depends on the area. During a sunny day, the park areas are crazy as if nothing has happened. However, in midtown or shopping area where all the shops are closed really feels like ghost town.
Load More Replies...New Yorker here, it's just as eerie as the pictures make it seem. Most nights before this, I would fall asleep to the sounds of drunk college kids and cars outside my window, and I didn't even think twice about it. Now it's somewhat scary to hear silence for some of the first times in my life.
Agree. For me is the sound of sirens. It used to be part of the ambience sound of the city, but now it sounds scary and sad.
Load More Replies...I did something like this 4 weeks ago, though not with a professional camera, and half my pics are of crowded public areas without social distancing in Manhattan
i know. But I found out it really depends on the area. During a sunny day, the park areas are crazy as if nothing has happened. However, in midtown or shopping area where all the shops are closed really feels like ghost town.
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