A Neighborhood-Wide Photoshoot Captures Community During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Find out what happened when photographer Tausha Dickinson gave her neighbors five hours to get ready for an impromptu photo shoot, at a safe distance of course. It's so heartwarming!
Photographer Tausha Dickinson knew she had the ability to bring cheer and community to her neighborhood Tywater Crossing, in Franklin, Tennessee, amidst the COVID-19 lockdown that we are all in. Here was her update on Facebook:
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βFirst of all, let me say that I do take the COVID-19 very seriously and I have been self-quarantined to my house for a week, but I needed a creative outlet, so I posted in my neighborhood group today and gave my neighbors a 5-hour notice that I was going to walk around and wanted to photograph their families (from a VERY safe distance of course!)
I let everyone do their own thing and I absolutely loved capturing these and we all had a good laugh β¦.β
All the following photos are published with Tausha Dickinsonβs permission and they are called βWeird Times Bright Spirits.β
Enjoy the below outtakes and we hope it inspires creativity and brings joy.
















To see more of these images, go to Taushaβs website HERE.
And, follow Tausha Dickinson on Instagram for more creativity! @taushadickinson
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Liza Graves
As CEO of StyleBlueprint, Liza also regularly writes for SB. Most of her writing is now found in the recipe archives as cooking is her stress relief!
