Together Alone is an ongoing virtual photography exhibition curated by CoPA. Here are photos from the ninth week of submissions. (May 25-31, 2020)
Everyone who contributes a photograph to this exhibition is providing witness to these extraordinary events and is helping to chronicle the unique and not-so-unique ways in which we cope with social distancing and quarantine.
Visit the CoPA website for information on how to participate in this ongoing exhibition.
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"Alone Together Breakfast," Helen Dahms, retired
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"Covid-19 Fisherman," Guntis Lauzums, photographer
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"Drinks Alone," C. Hartt
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"GhostTown," Sid Friedman, dentist
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"Heroes Work Here," Nora Peevy, writer
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"Hiding From Everything," Cindy Hansen, data specialist
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"It's Miller Time," Kristine Hinrichs, photographer
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"Lonely-Pair," Barbara Budish, designer/photographer
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"Nature Hangs On—As Can We," Marcella Jones, writer
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"New Direction," Virginia Small, writer
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"Protest in a Time of Pandemic," Christina DeSpears, librarian
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"Rush Hour at the Mall," Corinne Reuter, esthetician
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"Safe Harbor," Ken Roszak, retired mailman
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"Social Distancing on the Oak Leaf Trail," Grant Kniedler, retired
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"What the Future Looks Like," Tom Jordan, writer
Featured photographs this week:
- "Alone Together Breakfast," Helen Dahms, retired
- "Covid-19 Fisherman," Guntis Lauzums, photographer
- "Drinks Alone," C. Hartt
- "GhostTown," Sid Friedman, dentist
- "Heroes Work Here," Nora Peevy, writer
- "Hiding From Everything," Cindy Hansen, data specialist
- "It's Miller Time," Kristine Hinrichs, photographer
- "Lonely-Pair," Barbara Budish, designer/photographer
- "Nature Hangs On—As Can We," Marcella Jones, writer
- "New Direction," Virginia Small, writer
- "Protest in a Time of Pandemic," Christina DeSpears, librarian
- "Rush Hour at the Mall," Corinne Reuter, esthetician
- "Safe Harbor," Ken Roszak, retired mailman
- "Social Distancing on the Oak Leaf Trail," Grant Kniedler, retired
- "What the Future Looks Like," Tom Jordan, writer
