Mastering Zoom photography in a tough time

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Other photographers have turned to a more intimate, collaborative approach. Nikola Tamindzic has spent the quarantine collaborating with friends and strangers on a new project: "I Am Here, and You Are Where You Are.“ From his New York home, Nikola has done portraits remotely of people in places like Tokyo (above left) and Mexico City (above right).



Even Nikola has been taken aback by the results. “I have to say, discovery of possibilities of intimacy and gentleness involved in this way of shooting is one of the bigger surprises of my professional life,” he says.

In this image, California-based photographer Jessica Chou used FaceTime to capture this intimate portrait of painter and illustrator Shelby Andre Date with her

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