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Coronavirus: All dressed up and nowhere to go

As people across the UK continue to live in isolation we are all missing out on meeting up with friends, going for a meal or to the cinema, so photographer Robin Sin-ha asked his neighbors to pose on their doorsteps dressed as if ready for a night out.
"I was already shooting a series of images regarding my own isolation experience but having seen some doorstep projects from around the world, I felt inspired to approach (at a safe distance) my local neighborhood," says Sinha''

"When my wife and I moved to Walthamstow a couple of years ago, it was immediately apparent to us that our street had a strong sense of community spirit. Lock-down has only strengthened this spirit and there has been a genuine feeling of concern for one another''

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