I'm no photographer, but I always have my 70D with me. I like to capture life as I see it.
I lived in Xi'an, China for almost 7 years, amassing thousands of photos. 2020 came as a shock to the world, but unlike the rest of the world which had time to process the information before things started "happening", people in China, such as myself at the time, had no warning before their world was turned upside down.
The day of the Spring festival (Chinese new year) was normal. That evening, though, bar owners and restaurant owners were ordered to close immediately. Without warning. The public hadn't been told yet. The very next morning, communities were told to bar all entrances save for one, and to strictly control entry and exit. That afternoon it was announced that only ONE member of each household was allowed out every SECOND day, ONLY for necessities. Large parts of the city were banned completely. Never had I seen an organization on such a large scale, so fast.
#21 Haz-Man 2

17points
#22 Empty

15points
#23 Policeman Checking If Drivers Have Permits To Be Out

14points
#24 Walls Put Up To Block Entry/Exit To Communities/Complexes

14points
#25 The Sleep-Anywhere Champ

14points
#26 Dayanta (Big Wild Goose Pagoda) Where Usually Hundreds Of People Are Milling About

13points
#27 Some Damas Out For A Stroll

11points
#28 Out For A Smoke

10points
#29 A Week After Lockdown Ended

10points
#30 Out Cycling On A Shared Bike

9points


