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• 2020-05-29

  Verazzano Bridge

  Taking daily walks during the pandemic didn’t make me feel “healthy” or “well-adjusted”. I watched the way my neighbors and I would pull our masks up when we passed each other on the street. Saddening, on one hand; a show of communal care, on the other. I think it’s human to want to pull a silver lining out of a tragedy and I guess the silver lining here is that I had time to s l o w down and look at my community, not just the people, but the signs on storefronts, dishes of cat food next to porches, and yes, the outline of the Verazzano peeking out through the clouds hovering over Belt Parkway. I used to walk on this walkway when I was a child too, and though the pandemic has changed everything, the fishermen are still here, their rods propped against the rail. People are still riding tandem bikes. Still laughing, talking, breathing in the salty air.
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  April 2020

  Cin 211

  the daily life of Matthew Torres during the height of the pandemic
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  April 7, 2020

  Chris Samano IndivProject#2

  a look at the life of chris samano during the early stages of the pandemic
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  April 5, 2020

  Jessica comoletti project cin 211

  a video of an empty/near empty park during the pandemic
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  April 5, 2020

  Cin 211 project

  a look at the pandemic through the eyes of youtuber @user-hm9gs8by5i
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  April 5, 2020

  Rheana Galloway project2

  a look at the early stages of the pandemic through the eyes of Rheana Galloway.
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  April 5, 2020

  LOVE in the pandemic

  showing both the sad and happy parts of the pandemic; showing the stereotypical lonely images that oversaturated social media, and then showing a loving family to counteract these images