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PANDEMIC PHOTOGRAPHY

ASSIGNMENT

1. Take a photo that depicts the pandemic from your view.

Be Creative and look at the ideas below.

2. Optional- Post your photo on Instagram with the hashtag:

#ICPConcerned

Submissions are also accepted via email at:
socialmedia@icp.org.

3. Turn it in:

Fill out the Artist Statement and turn in the worksheet:

PANDEMIC WORKSHEET

POSTING RULES

DO NOT take photos that show the face of a minor (under 18 years old).

DO NOT take photos that show copyright imagery.
- No labels. Ex: Pepsi can, Nike swoosh on shirt, ETC...
DO NOT show obscene gestures
DO NOT take a photo of another artist's work

Remember:

“Good artists copy, Great artists steal”

This means you may not be the first to try something, but you did it so well (or better) that everyone thinks of you when they see that style.

You can take someone else's idea and tweak it to become your own.

The International Center of Photography Wants Your Images of the Pandemic

Artists, both professional and otherwise, can submit their photos on Instagram using the hashtag #ICPConcerned.

So far, the images have a range: A woman wearing a mask and blue plastic gloves. Empty streets. A pair of dogs in a misty park. The inside of a deserted subway car. A woman hugging a tree. Two children with their faces pressed against a window.

The International Center of Photography is collecting a virtual archive of images related to the coronavirus pandemic. Photographers, both professional and otherwise, can share images using the hashtag #ICPConcerned on Instagram. Submissions are also accepted via email at socialmedia@icp.org. Single images, photo sequences, image-text work, video and audio submissions are all welcome.

NEW YORK TIMES PANDEMIC PHOTOGRAPHY

International Center of Photography Instagram