The coronavirus is changing the world, and everyones lives in one way or another. No one knows how long our new “normal” life will last, or when we will be able to see other people again. On Sunday, March 29, Tegan Eckhardt, a nurse at Henry Ford Hospital in Clinton Township, Mich., gathered a few of her neighbors over to talk to them about updates on the coronavirus, while practicing social distancing at the same time.
Eckhardt (in blue) talks to Kim Winter about how work has been at her hospital since dealing with the coronavirus.Eckhardt laughs with her father while he stops by pick up a few essential grocery items from her home.Eckhardt and her neighbors make light of this situation by planning activities after lockdown is over. Eckhardt informs her neighbors that hand washing, and not touching your face are important factors to staying healthy, while maintaining a distance of six feet a part from others.
While adjusting to online classes for the rest of the semester, one of my assignments was to take a headshot of someone who lives in my household. Kimberly Winter stood outside of our home in Clinton Township, Michigan on March 25, to let me practice taking pictures.
Kaylee Winter 