Photographer and Filmmaker Hannah Blackmore is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. From the series ‘Patience’. To see Hannah ’s body of work, click on any image.
Photographed over the last 12 months, Patience is a record of the year, captured through various scenes of queueing. The photos document the transformed high streets across London, and are representative of the challenges of the pandemic faced across the UK.
The series encompasses a range of locations, spanning supermarkets, banks and places of worship, department stores going into administration, through to the re-opening of schools and ultimately the roll-out of the vaccine.
The images overlap, one can blur into another – a reflection of the disorientation and repetition of our lives living under the restriction brought about by Covid. Yet, through this repetition, particularly human moments emerge. In people’s expressions and interactions, we find frustration, camaraderie, humour, levity and patience.
All images and text © Hannah Blackmore
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By Hannah Blackmore
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This looks so normal now.
This is such a thoughtful project. Imagine 50 years into the future, someone looking at this and wondering, the same way we do when we look at pictures of earlier pandemics in history.