Doorstep Photographs One Year Later
This is a tongue in cheek remembrance of the Doorstep Photographs Project I did last year at the start of the pandemic. It has been a hard year, grieving those that we lost, celebrating the little moments & appreciating what keeps us all connected, LOVE!
The Story
It all started in May 2020, when following the Global Coronavirus Pandemic, many photographers around the world started taking doorstep photographs as a way to cheer their communities up and remember this moment in history when we couldn’t leave our houses or meet other people.
I was inspired and started my own Doorsteps Photography Project in my local community in and around Tooting, London.
Thanks to the many families, couples & friends that participated, we managed to raise close to £2,000 for St George’s Hospital Charity.
In December 2020, I run a similar Christmas Doorsteps Project and raised funds for Cup of Uji in Kenya, who work tirelessly to reduce poverty and rase awareness of children in education.
The families that took part were all very enthustiastic, came out on their doorsteps with their children, dogs, books, to be captured together in this moment in time.
Families & couples from the States, Australia, Canada, Italy that have made London their home and lots of Tooting and London families.


This Virtual Exhibition is for you
I want to invite you to remember, take a moment to appreciate all that you have done on your own and as a family or a couple, or a group of friends, to overcome this difficult moment in time. How you have supported your children, your partner, your neighbours and how we collectively have held each other through the months of the pandemic.
Families Photographed
Pounds raised
Charities Supported
I asked all those that participated what was the most challenging during the lockdown?
Read the answers below by scrolling through the different images (use arrows to flick through).
Special Event

This Virtual Exhibition will remain available for you to view and share with your family and friends.
The more people see it the bigger the impact and better we will remember our collective response in the face of adversity.

Enjoy this Virtual Exhibition
Flick through the gallery by clicking on the arrows on the side of each image, to see all the photographs included.
The charities supported


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