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Here’s some favourites from a session I did with Here’s some favourites from a session I did with my good friend and emerging rapper @_therealrottweiler Check out his music on Spotify he’s gonna be a big star soon ! #rap #portraitphotography #portraits
Here’s some portraits of Laura who recently came Here’s some portraits of Laura who recently came to my studio for some headshots as an 18th birthday treat. She also goes to theatre school so wanted some images for her portfolio. I think you can see here she has a great future in theatre and acting. We wish her all the best ! 😀
A simple studio portrait of Alicia from South Afri A simple studio portrait of Alicia from South Africa #neilpalmerphotography #readingukphotographer #readinguk
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Last but not least here's Michel's story. She work Last but not least here's Michel's story. She works very long shifts on the Covid ward and like all the others is a true Lockdown Hero ! My name is Michel and I am 51. I was born in Caversham and now live in Woodley. I am currently employed as an Aspirant Nurse at RBH. The pandemic has affected me professionally, working in a respiratory ward caring for patients with Covid-19. My overarching memories will be : 1. The unpredictability of this disease- patients experiencing marked improvement and deterioration in a short space of time. 2. No visitors! Spending as much time as possible talking to the patients and putting their family photos where they could see them. 3. Putting on the PPE and feeling a little apprehensive on my first day, stepping onto the ward - putting all my faith in the PPE and that it would keep me safe and well. 4. The long-stay patients who, when discharged, all the staff lined the corridor to applaud them out of the ward - I never did it with dry eyes. Personally, the pandemic has effected me the same as most other people . I have only seen my mum and my eldest son from a distance and all my friends only online. But very grateful not to have lost anyone close to me. I have no complaints of government handling of the pandemic but also so many people have stepped up in many different ways. I think this time has demonstrated people's resilience, friendship, support and kindness. Life will never be quite the same! Thanks Michel, what an inspiring story, stay safe - Neil
Next up on Lockdown Heroes is Charlie who certainl Next up on Lockdown Heroes is Charlie who certainly works very much on the frontline with people who've contacted Covd-19. Red her story below - 1. Name and Age Charlie - 35 2. Place of birth Ascot, Uk 3. Where you live now Three Mile Cross 4. Occupation Social Prescriber part time and at the time covid hit I was running a franchise called Creative Minds delivering art sessions in the community. This stopped instantly and I took on work at the Reading Response Hub for people with suspected Covid. 5. How has the pandemic affected you and your family professionally and personally ? My family are all self employed so it's been a big hit, gradually however work is starting to come back in so we are hoping that more positive times are on the horizon. My partner and I were due to move in together just as the pandemic hit and given I started working at the Response Hub this has now been put on hold. He too is a key worker but in the IT world, we feel blessed to have had work throughout this. 6. If you were PM would you have done anything differently I think hindsight is a wonderful thing, I wont criticize. 7. Looking to the future do you think this pandemic will change the world for the good ? I hope that some of the positives we have seen over the months will continue but I fear that human nature is to return to a comfort zone so I do wonder if as soon as people are able, their old ways will resume and the world will be back in a rush. Hope that’s OK. Thanks very much Charlie, all the best, stay safe - Neil
Emma does vital front line work in clinical trials Emma does vital front line work in clinical trials into treating and finding a cure for Covid. Read her story below - 1. Name and Age - Emma 51 2. Place of birth - Cheltenham 3. Where you live now - Woodley 4. Occupation - Research Team Leader 5. How has the pandemic affected you and your family professionally and personally ? I have been working as a key worker and covering weekend working where usually I work Mon- Fri. My husband has taken in the combination of home working and home schooling !! This has been a challenge for us all adjusting routines and working practices. Managing our boys concerns over me working as they have obviously heard and have an understanding of the seriousness of COVID has also been a challenge but they have been amazing. Not being able to see family and friends to socialise and unwind is difficult. My work family as well as my home family have certainly helped me cope with the stresses and anxieties of working at the moment but I do feel very proud and motivated that my job in clinical trials will hopefully help develop treatments and answers to helping cure this virus 6. If you were PM would you have done anything differently I think that whoever was prime minister was going to be in a very difficult position and would face opposition to any decisions made .. 7. Looking to the future do you think this pandemic will change the world for the good ? Yes - I feel people will hopefully feel the community spirit and value the quality time with friends and family. I think we will have more interaction with neighbours. Thanks very much Emma, stay safe - Neil
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