National Geographic Creativeのインスタグラム(natgeointhefield) - 7月31日 06時27分

Photo by @giles_price We find ourselves unexpectedly living in an age when body temperature has assumed a new set of implications: we’re all potential carriers and spreaders of Covid-19. As part of a conceptual series of images shot on assignment, I used a thermal camera to examine what daily life looks like with current restrictions placed on ordinary events and new routines becoming our everyday. During lockdown thousands of homeless people in the UK were given emergency accommodation, this funding ran out at the end of June and people returned to the streets along with more made homeless by job losses. Here, in front of the National Gallery, London, homeless people queue to receive food from a mobile feeding van run by NishkamSWAT, a Sikh welfare and awareness charity who help the disadvantaged in society. For more of my work follow me on @giles_price

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