The past two years have been overshadowed by a global pandemic that has affected every aspect of life.
In the days of COVID-19, the commute to work looked like scenes from a fictional movie. While most of the population remained locked in houses, streets and roads were empty; some continued to go out to their vital work, use public transport, and at the same time try to maintain social distance.
These images document the impact of COVID-19 and tell the story of everyday people.
Dina Alfasi is inspired by the little moments that happen every day.
Dina’s work is a testament to telling stories through a single photo and proof that you only need to look around to find magic moments.
Dina lives in Israel. She is the mother of an 18-year-old boy and a practical architecture engineer.
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