Street Photographer Nina Welch-Kling is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From the project ‘Darker Days’. To see Nina’s body of work, click on any image.
March 21, 2020 marked the Spring of a different kind – New York City residents were ordered to stay at home amidst a spreading Covid19 pandemic. A virus that had made its way from China via Europe to the US, the unimaginable had happened. Fear of the unknown, the many infected and sudden death swept with a vengeance through all neighborhoods of New York City. Almost overnight, my city turned from a kaleidoscope of sights and sounds to darkness and silence.
The series “Darker Days” reflects my response to this physically and emotionally challenging time. By day, my camera was pointed towards my home and family. Only at night did I dare to venture outside when the darkness and the rhythm of my steps calmed my frayed nerves.
All images and text © Nina Welch-Kling
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By Nina Welch-Kling
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