Desde Março que o EverydayCovid (https://www.instagram.com/everydaycovid/) tem existido virtualmente para documentar o estado de emergência durante a pandemia, desde que o Miguel A. Lopes e o Gonçalo Borges Dias tiveram esta ideia e eu, o Rui Miguel Pedrosa, o Rui Soares, o Gonçalo Delgado, o Ângelo Lucas e o André Dias Nobre nos juntámos para levar o projecto
a bom porto, com muitas e longas reuniões via Zoom entretanto.Ontem pela primeira vez passou a existir fisicamente, impresso e pendurado nas paredes, incluído na iniciativa “Diário de uma pandemia” do CC11 - Centro Cultural 11(https://www.instagram.com/cc11_associacao/), com cerca de 80 fotos impressas, para além de uma projeção de todas as submissões do projecto.A partir de hoje, e até final de Outubro, está aberto ao público e convido todos a passar por lá!Rua do Centro Cultural 111700-106 Lisboa De 8 de Setembro e 31 de Outubro, de terça a sábado entre as 15:30 e as 19:30.
…E vão estando atentos porque estão na calha outras iniciativas para trazer o projecto do universo online.
Kind of a summer update, one that’s strange to me as it is for everyone. With summer came the loosening of the pandemic restrictions here in Portugal, which turned us from home bound to home based. Despite being able to travel (and not being afraid of the pandemic) some thoughts crossed my mind: the mess and ever-changing requirements and overhead on international travel, the fact that this summer everyone will travel locally and all that comes with it. So, for this summer and at least during the “school vacations”, I decided early on that I’d stay low, make use on having a place outside Lisbon I can move away from being most of times at an apartment in the city, and working in the countryside, combining remote work with the everyday routines of a small village. And you can follow some of that in a Instagram Stories Highlight I created just for that:https://www.instagram.com/s/aGlnaGxpZ2h0OjE4MTU3NjU5NTE3MDIzODUy?igshid=dfvv30ewpc6g&story_media_id=2309019610430446715_31235690
One of the funny things of the pandemic, and all that came along with it, is that my walks often end up passing by the airport. The fact that I live side by side with it does help, but never happened before that…
As the “new normal” settles, some bits of the “old normal” start to make it’s way back. Things like planning something out of the blue with some of fellow Fuji shooters. That’s why instead sleeping late, last Saturday morning was spent wandering the streets of the eastern part of Lisbon.#street #lisbon #portugal
Despite having my movements less restricted than in the beginning of the pandemic, the truth is the routine hasn’t changed that much. The difference is now I’m able see an horizon that’s a bit further away from what’s in front of my window…
My Instagram has been frozen since the start of this pandemic, the latest photos posted here were from the very last photowalk in March, just a few days before all of us had to become home-based. This hiatus has not been planned at all, just the side-effect of a quarantine busier than expected, combined with not being in the mood to pick photos to upload. Despite all that, in these weeks photos had been taken, projects had been going, and this Instagram account actually has remained active but only on the Stories.
Now that all this is moving on to a different thing (not really sure what) is time to bring this feed back to life, and actually the way to do that is not with stuff from other travels but with the work from the last month or so, with myself and everyone else slowly returning to the world outside our homes. www.instagram.com/t3mujin/A… 🇵🇹 June 2020 #covid19 #deconfinement #portugal #alcochete #street
A Sunday morning of exploration, going after the old forts that defended the mouth of the Tagus River and the city of Lisbon #portugal #almada #urbex
Looking for turrets and cannons out there in the wild, but almost hidden from plain sight. #almada #portugal
Weekend mode snaps…
Shadowplay selfie…
