Life in the time of Lockdown ; through Quarantine Window

Editorial Sumit Malhotra

SUMIT MALHOTRA(Photographer/Artist)

Although it is not easy for someone to confined himself in a single room for 10 long days, however considering to control the spread of Coronavirus, it is our moral duty to follow Government guidelines and protocols to be safe and think about others safety. Here I did the same after arriving in London, put myself under Quarantine and took two self home tests to be clear about my present condition with regards to Covid-19 virus. 

Yes, my both tests results are negative. 

From the very first day during my self-isolation period, I decided to illustrate the life under lock-down; how people following safety guidelines, what's the environment on the other side of window and how life's moving around outside. 

Here on the 10th day of my self isolation period, I am publishing few moments which I managed to capture from a single window of my room located in Shaftesburry Avenue, Harrow, London. 

It was indeed a great experience photographing life and nature through my lens. Have a look to the images below:- 

Rain droplets on the other side of window

Passengers wearing masks while travelling in local bus

A pedestrian on the path

Waiting at the bus stop

A native bird with food in mouth

Reflections atop a car during a rainy day

Perfect example of social distancing at bus stop

Following the Covid-19 protocols during a walk

Mask is a must to defeat Coronavirus

A Sound sleep in mother's lap! As equal as God protects.

Students too taking precautions

All are masked

Day 10 : Sunset from the Quarantine Window