National Geographic photographers are known for their images, which are captured around the world. They were asked recently by their editors to capture a smaller world that we all now share, as the "world is paused by the Coronavirus.” Take time to view the images and statements by the photographers, and then consider your assignment. It is the same task given to the National Geographic photographers. You will capture in a single photograph a depiction of your, "world paused." Take time over the weekend to capture, edit, and select the single photograph to be posted with a statement. I will compile your work as a class exhibit (similar in format to the National Geographic article).
Throughout my experience as a 18 year old boy living in a world of panic, crisis, and disease, I was able to capture a moment of bliss at the most renown sunset spot in Richmond - Libby Hill. In spite of the pandemic occurring around us, which is causing an almost stand still in jobs, homes, and schools, the world around us still goes on. I captured this image of the sun, just before dipping under the city's skyline, beaming across the sky and shading the clouds with a vibrant orange hue. Photograph by Harrison Woodley
Credits:
Created with an image by Alexander Andrews - "National Geographic"