Living Lockdown 1: March - July 2020

My early morning runs at the start of lockdown were a window into my neighbourhood coming to terms with a new way of living in very visual ways. Garden walls from Hanwell to Perivale became places to display belongings now in need of new homes. Hand written notices on shop windows across Greenford and Northfields, heartfelt and moving, bore silent testimony to the stress of their owners. The pavements of Dormers Wells, Pitshanger and Acton became a hopscotch of chalk figures and social distance circles. Places of gathering, of faith or food, from Southall to Ealing were now centres of risk only to be approached alone or by app.


A collection of photographs from the streets of the London Borough of Ealing between March and July 2020

159 photographs
68 pages
17 x 24 cm
Printed by Ex Why Zed on 170gsm paper
Self published by Sean McDonnell in September 2020

£7.50 to cover printing costs
+ £7.50 donation to Ealing Foodbank
UK postage & packing £2