Hold Still: A portrait photography project captured during the coronavirus outbreak
Launched by Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge in collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery, Hold Still is a community photography project, inviting people from across the U.K. to submit a portrait taken during the coronavirus outbreak.
"Biba Behind Glass" by Simon Murphy for the collective portrait of lockdown in the UK "Hold Still". Launched by Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge in collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery.Supplied/Getty Images
"Working from home" by Rosangela Borgese for the collective portrait of lockdown in the UK "Hold Still".Supplied/Getty Images
"VE Day Celebration during Lockdown" by Vanita Bhuva for the collective portrait of lockdown in the UK "Hold Still".Supplied/Getty Images
"2 Sleeping Colleagues Unmasked" by Jane Roe for the collective portrait of lockdown in the UK "Hold Still".Supplied/Getty Images
"Band practise at a distance" by Becky Wickes for the collective portrait of lockdown in the UK "Hold Still".Supplied/Getty Images
"Life Goes on" by Matthew Williams for the collective portrait of lockdown in the UK "Hold Still".Supplied/Getty Images
"Glass Kisses" by Steph James for the collective portrait of lockdown in the UK "Hold Still".Supplied/Getty Images
"We are the Future" by Daisy Valencia for the collective portrait of lockdown in the UK "Hold Still".Supplied/Getty Images